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hello
i'm using FEDORA CORE 6 in my pc which has 2 GB of RAM, and 140 GB of HARD DISK.i'm experincing a problem with the system.....if i remove internet connection from my system it takes larger time to boot. even without internet connection much more time is required to open different application....say open office.org, or xemacs.....
i couldn't make out the problem
please help me out
thanks in advance
During booting, press the asked key (I?) to see the verbose output of the boot process (not just the bar and one-liner). You see different services starting up: which one of them takes the long time if there is no cable connected? Is it sendmail, perhaps? In that case simply use the system administration tools to make that service not start when booting (you shouldn't need sendmail, for example, on a personal desktop - I don't, anyway).
I don't see why having or not having an internet connection could affect programs' quickness other than those that do need internet to work properly.
The boot time is longer, probably, because it is trying to synchronize your system clock to an online timeserver. Without a connection, there will be a delay as the attempt times out.
While you are running, however, there should be no change. How are you disconnecting internet? Do you make sure the interface is down in the Network Device Control?
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