Measuring Ubuntu's Boot Performance

Published on February 14, 2008
Written by Michael Larabel
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Even with many new features and additions appearing in every new Ubuntu release, it's gratifying to see the boot time continuing to drop. While our Ubuntu 8.04 build was three seconds slower than Ubuntu 7.10, it was a development build and we would expect further optimizations to occur prior to the April release of Hardy Heron. With Ubuntu gearing up to increase their presence on mobile Linux devices, the boot time will become increasingly important so we would expect optimizations not only now but in the long-term as well. If you have tried out Bootchart on any of your Linux systems or have other performance numbers to share, be sure to post your results in the Phoronix Forums.

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