[SOLVED] Speed up boot process?

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[SOLVED] Speed up boot process?

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03-27-2023, 08:55 PM	#16
mrapathy Member Registered: Nov 2005 Distribution: Slackware,Debian Posts: 366 Rep:	custom kernel will fasten up boot process. compile what you need and leave out rest. good luck lots of options to hit. dont like that spend the money and get a system with pci4 m.2 ssd drive. I got a amd ryzen 5 5000 with 32gb of ram and 1 pci4 m.2 drive. boot is nothing not debian or slackware. everything loads instantly pretty much as I command. even without custom kernel. now if only I could bring myself to play MW5 with rtx 3060.

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