Moinak Ghosh <moin...@belenix.org> wrote:
> I am taking guesses here but I suspect this boot performance may
> be relative. AFAIK SMF does not restrict the extent of concurrency.
> So if there are 100 non-interdependent services ready to be started
> at the current graph state then it will start all 100 concurrently. This
> might be good for multi-way big-iron boxes but can be at the
> diminishing returns point for smaller workstations and laptops where
> there is neither the disk/memory bandwidth and nor the core-count to
> handle such a load. In this case a feature to have a graceful reduction
> in concurrency level in SMF should help.
It may even be seek times are the main problem...
Jörg
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