25-second boot on 450Mhz K6-2
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Ha, Virtualbox...
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@Exdozolie okay. what about Windows XP Service pack 3 booting in 17 seconds on a pentium 4 (2.8Ghz) with 480mb RAM?
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@jdcrispe95 windxp is 9 years old (and i think you're talking about the non sp version) Linux 2.6.20 is from 2007.
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my pc was slower and booted faster!
(gateway 400
winXp
400MHZ
256 MB ram
etc.)
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@nelizmastr what about a 24.7 second Windows XP boot? ON A SHITTY CELERON!
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ive seen a k6-2 boot in 25 seconds on windows 95
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Sorry kmandla01, but I have to disagree. When they do boot time tests they count from the time the laptop or PC is turned on until it's usable. That includes BIOS, RAID/SCSI controllers, etc.
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i have a system similar to this that i put windows xp on its a Tangent Shuttle 1000
Intel Celeron 500mhz
128mb ram (needs an upgrade baddd.)
Silicon Motion LynxEM 4mb
10gb HDD 4200RPM
Belkin N Wireless MIMO Adapter
does anyone know if the LynxEM supports 3d capabilities??? cuz i have NO 3d support on my LynxEM at all no opengl support either. i do have directdraw support thats it. the latest drivers do not change 3d support but they cause my screen to constantly flicker
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it was 1.00 min?
i did saw a boot, but not one of 25 secs"D
edonldutch 3 years ago 4
Actually, you did. The Grub menu drops away at the 24 second mark, and X is up at the 49 second mark. Since the BIOS delay can't be controlled by the user, it's irrelevant to a true boot time. And the short delay after X appears is dependent on the desktop environment -- in this case, Openbox.
kmandla01 3 years ago