Is Slackware booting already optimized?
I've been reading about optimizing the boot sequence in Linux. The article doesn't apply perfectly to Slackware, but it's interesting nevertheless:
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerwork...a-obg-BootFast My questions: (1) Do you think this optimization process is worth the trouble? (2) Is off-the-shelf Slackware already optimized in this fashion? (3) What's a Slackware equivalent of chkconfig --list ? Thanks |
(1) No, it is a sysvinit method, Slackware uses BSD style init
(2) No, it does not apply to Slackware (3) The list of services started on boot is accessible through pkgtool :: setup :: services. /edit:typo |
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