Hi, thank for the link !
1) I've tried to add radeon (I have a readon graphics card) to the module of /etc/mkinitcpio.conf and compile the img.
- Result: It's added 4 sec to the boot. BUT ! It's show me directly after these 4 sec the right resolution.
2) I've removed radeon and I compile my img with this:
Code:
mkinitcpio -g /boot/linux.img -k 4.2.5-1-ARCH
And, of course change the syslinux.cfg, change the img.
Result: It's show me directly the right resolution without losing time. Just perfect ! (systemd-analyze output 1.758s (kernel+userspace)
What a good boot time for a laptop)
But, I wanted to learn, and understand, why, how, etc. So I've tried to create my own
EDID, but I was unable to do this. I'm a bit lost.
If someone can explain me ... Why does it's work. (The mkinitcpio command copy the current "config", that, I know.)