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I don't really care about boot times, but as a tech guy 23 seconds sounds like an error to me and I want to find it and fix it :) Also, old laptops with dieing
by aiur3la 10y ago
I don't really care about boot times, but as a tech guy 23 seconds sounds like an error to me and I want to find it and fix it :)
Also, old laptops with dieing batteries (or new ones with always-on sensors such as fingerprint readers) have some leakage during sleep so it may be better to turn them off if you are not going to use them for a few days.
edit: resume/suspend in linux works just fine and has done so for many years (in response to eltoozero)
- karussell 10y agoI have disabled the UEFI Network Stack (updated the article to reflect this) and now the BIOS boot time is down to ~2seconds :) !