Re: very common kernel modules slow down the boot process

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Dave Jones wrote:
On Tue, Apr 01, 2008 at 04:55:54PM -0700, Andrew Farris wrote:
 > Harald Hoyer wrote:
> > Compiling these modules, which are loaded on nearly every PC, in the > > kernel cuts down my boot time from 42s to 32s on my computer: > > > floppy > > I was going to suggest you might want to leave that one out, since I wouldn't > think its that common anymore... then I checked, and this is loaded on my > machine which has no floppy.

The code to detect if we have a floppy controller lives... in the floppy module.
It's not something that's trivially detectable like pci/usb devices.


Isn't this (determing wether or not to load floppy.ko) done (on PC's) by checking if the BIOS has a floppy configured?

Andrew, can you see if your BIOS thinks you have a floppy (the default) and if so tell it it hasn't, then floppy.ko shouldn't get loaded anymore and that should results in a couple of secs ood speedup.

Regards,

Hans

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