carachi diego wrote:
But the encryption mechanism is included in SELinux?I don't think so...
There are also some other mechanism to encrypt the HDD independently from the
operating system and I think also much more secure...
I made three points on fast boot, (1) encryption for security, (2) no services
may not be a useful configuration for normal use, and (3) Fedora provides
working selinux. After rereading I don't see how I could have been more clear, I
put them in separate paragraphs!
I have no idea how you reached this bizarre conclusion, I think the first
followup to your post was trying to correct you, but was overly subtl.
2013/1/27 Bill Davidsen <davidsen@xxxxxxx <mailto:davidsen@xxxxxxx>>
Junk wrote:
On 27 Jan 2013, at 10:32, carachi diego <carachi83@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:carachi83@xxxxxxxxx>
<mailto:carachi83@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:carachi83@xxxxxxxxx>>> wrote:
Hi everbody,
I would like to know if someone knows where I can find some guide,
tutorial
that can help me to improve the performance of Fedora on my laptop
in start up.
I think that I need to recompile the kernel and dress it on my
computer and
remove all unnecessary services. It is true?
Where I can find some additional information??
Thank you very much
Bye
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I've had a quick look at this for Fedora 17 and it seems pretty good albeit
brutal and unrealistic
http://www.harald-hoyer.de/__personal/blog/fedora-17-boot-__optimization-from-15-to-3-__seconds
<http://www.harald-hoyer.de/personal/blog/fedora-17-boot-optimization-from-15-to-3-seconds>
Probably the most useful tip is Don't Use LVM.
Unless the laptop is a toy, I would encrypt either /home or the whole root
with home, depending on how you have it set up. Laptops do get lost or
stolen, even if you have nothing financial, there are probably things which
are no one's business but your own. Mailing addresses, mail people sent you,
passwords to mail accounts, maybe social media accounts?
Booting with no services saves time to login prompt, what is time to useful
system?
One of the reasons I stick with Fedora is that they have made the effort to
make selinux work on the system, something I feel adds a layer of security
worth a few seconds at boot. That's my priority, it may not be yours.
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