On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 4:56 PM, Roberto A. Foglietta
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> 2008/6/4 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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>> What is wrong is your assumption that a debian
>> migration will make your system longer to boot. It depends entirely on
>> the settings -kernel modules mainly- and the daemons that you start at
>> boot time.
>
> no
>
> Who installed debian/ubuntu on eeepc reveals boot time get longer
> from 20s to 1m:50s.
And ? if you try to boot on any liveCD, it is true that you will face
a longer boot. But once installed and tuned, no matter.
Nobody I know has completely substitute all
> xandros packages with debian's but changing the kernel does not hurt
> the boot time.
Having a cleaned kernel with no external module to load impacts deeply
the boot time. For sure. You have to get rid off all unnecessary stuff
from your config file, set all your required driver in the kernel
image itself, then remove any external module, and compile your few-Mo
kernel (you will probably need an other machine to distcc the
compilation if you wanna keep your week-end free ;)).
> What I assume is BECAUSE boot time depends on the settings could be
> easier installing debian packages onto Xandros instead installing
> Xandros settings on a Debian from scratch installation.
Heu... I see what debian from scratch + customizing means. What do you
mean with debain installation on Xandros ? If you remove Xandros,
you'll have to think about the desktop env. that you want. I could
suggest XFCE. So, you switch your sources.list to the debian
repositories, and install XFCE ? then remove Xandros GUI pkg(s) ? why
not... It sounds easier -for me- to run debian rules from scratch. But
everything is possible, we are running open OSes :-)
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By the way, good luck !
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