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I wonder if booting the OpenBSD kernel would be faster. Although, the OpenBSD init system is notoriously slow. Also I feel (but don't know for sure) most of th
by ocean_moist 2y ago
I wonder if booting the OpenBSD kernel would be faster. Although, the OpenBSD init system is notoriously slow.
Also I feel (but don't know for sure) most of the time before executing the user space program would be spent by systemd.
- jmclnx 2y ago>Although, the OpenBSD init system is notoriously slow. Is this on the PI where it is slow. On my T420 it seems fine, but the re-linking of various daemons does add time. But that is done for security so I am fine to live with it. Me, I want fast power down time so I can get out the door fast. And so far NetBSD, OpenBSD and Linux seems to meets that need :)
- hamburglar 2y agoDon’t these types of systems generally just nuke init entirely and provide a custom PID 1 ?