Regards,
Hans
Peter Jones wrote:
On Sat, 2004-11-13 at 18:35 +0100, Arjan van de Ven wrote:
given the 7 second disk read time... 10 seconds is a bit unrealistic. One of the critical paths will be getting an IP address and mounting the /home dir over nfs... ethernet negotiation can easily be 10 seconds already with gige, and DHCP is depending on that to complete before it can get a lease.
But if you're stalling on network I/O, we could run the things that don't need the network to be there at the same time. There's enough of it that I don't think dhcp should actually delay booting, if it's async.
Of course, if you're using NetworkManager, it already is... but there're some kinks in that that still need smoothing over, like the part of ntpd's initscript that does the initial clock sync never getting run while the network is up.
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