There is way to improve the speed of
boot process in
Ubuntu Linux
by profiling your boot. Profiling lets Ubuntu make a list of all the
files that are accessed during bootup, it then sorts the files according
to how they are stored on your hard-disk. So the next time the system
is booted, the files would be read faster.
To profile boot you need to follow these steps:
- At the grub menu highlight the kernel
- Press e for edit
- Choose the line starting with kernel and press e again. Now add the word profile to the end of this line. Hit Enter and then press b to boot
NOTE: The system will boot slower this one time, the
next time however you should see an improvement. Also keep in mind that
all this is machine-dependent and also depends on the arrangement of
files on your hard-disk, so the difference you see might not be huge, or
even nil in some cases.
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