Speed up your Ubuntu machine boot time | Linux Today

Speed up your Ubuntu machine boot time

Written By
JW
Jack Wallen
Jul 13, 2010

“Are you desperately searching for ways to finally reach that
elusive 10 second boot time? You certainly heard that Ubuntu 10.04
has the capability of doing just that right? It can…but you
have to help it along. One of the ways you can help your boot time
is removing unnecessary services and drivers that are loaded at
boot time. Fortunately, this isn’t something you have to manually
do. How is this? There is a tool that can help the Grub boot loader
learn what it is you need at start up. This tool is called
profile.

“Profile is not a tool you install, or run from the command
line. Instead, profile is an option you add to your grub
configuration file to inform the boot loader you want to create a
profile during the next boot loading sequence. In this article I am
going to show you how to profile your grub boot sequence for a
faster boot process.”


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