Yes the SSD is a possible solution to reduce the boot time, but I am in doubt for the writng circle of the SSD because it is very few than a magnetic HDD...
What about load the kernel and operating system on RAM? I see that it is possible load with grub all in memory and if I understand well after the operating system became very faster. Someone try to do that?2013/1/28 Wolfgang S. Rupprecht <wolfgang.rupprecht@xxxxxxxxx>
The biggest change you can make to your laptop to get it to boot faster
carachi diego <carachi83@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> 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.
is throw out the rotating disk and buy an SSD (Solid State Disk). A
120GB disk can be had for under $120. You can cut your boot time from
1+ minute to 15 sec (from the time grub loads to the time the login
screen appears). No other change you can make will be anywhere close to
that dramatic.
The one fly in the ointment is that you need to have a modern enough
laptop for the disk to be a SATA disk. Anything newer than ~2007 should
be ok (but check your disk first before ordering an SSD).
-wolfgang
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