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If you boot OpenBSD thousands of times per day it adds up. I can imagine this being the case for people running big server farms or doing virtualization stuff.
by kevingadd 3y ago
If you boot OpenBSD thousands of times per day it adds up. I can imagine this being the case for people running big server farms or doing virtualization stuff.
- daneel_w 3y agoThese are servers and I reboot them only when necessary. It's a pet peeve, but a big one.
- ilyt 3y agoIn my experience time to boot everything else on server far exceeds any OS shenaningans. I had servers that took up to 5 minutes from start/reboot to GRUB prompt. And they were not some 60 drive monsters but typical dual CPU 1U servers...
- trzy 3y agoAt 7% of 28ms, if you boot it a thousand times per day you get a whopping 2 seconds.
- ilyt 3y agono, if your SATA/SAS stalls for 20s you get 20s