Bill Nottingham wrote:
Brian Maly (bmaly@xxxxxxxxxx) said:
All UEFI systems Ive worked with boot incredibly fast.
You're lucky, is all I can say. All the one's I've tried (from old Itaniums,
which are close enough, and new servers, which are UEFI) are very slow.
Agreed. Old EFI was slow as a snail. But UEFI (aka EFI 2.0) is another
matter. Its designed to be faster even without Fastboot.
And further the
Intel Moblin V2 Core's feature Fastboot on top of being UEFI (read the
specs on this hardware).
That might make sense, if Moblin V2 Core was a hardware spec. It's not:
http://moblin.org/community/blogs/tshureih/2009/announcing-moblin-v2-core-alpha-release
Furthermore, those were stock non-EFI hardware platforms in the demo.
Unless you're saying that the Moblin ISO silently replaces your BIOS
with UEFI. Which would be entertaining.
Bill
The Intel Moblin V2 core is UEFI and not legacy BIOS. The result is you
would get to the bootloader in about 2 seconds from powering up the
system, Admittedly this isnt demonstrated in video. Most of what you
see there is due to booting of flash and pruning and reordering of boot
sequence.
Brian
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