colpompidou : Thanks for providing this information. We found another graphic 
card on which the problem can be reproduced :)
If some people that have another graphic card then the ones I added to the 
description of the bug can reproduce this bug, can you also provide the 
information I asked earlier?

** Description changed:

  Binary package hint: usplash
  
  Boot is very slow here on Ubuntu AMD64 (running edgy, daily dist-
  upgrade'ed) compared to eg Dapper and no splash is shown at all, only
  the blinking cursor is shown. Takes minutes to got the first message
  about the swap, and further minutes to get getty running (and some
  seconds to run gdm). I though it's an upstart problem (and it can be, I
  don't know) whoever the lack of splash and the fact that logging in fast
  after starting getty I see 99% CPU usage of usplash and another usplash
  processes with much lower CPU usage. I've no idea how I can help, so
  please require further information from me. Shutting down the machine is
  also very slow, and no splash either. If it helps, this distro was
  dapper, but it's daily upgraded to edgy repositories for a while ...
  
  Saïvann Carignan : this bug often appears in Linux Ubuntu Gutsy because
  of bug #150930 ( ubiquity install a bad /etc/usplash.conf file ).
  However it appears that usplash will cause computers to boot VERY slowly
  on certain graphic cards/computers when /etc/usplash.conf doesn't
  contain appropriate values.
  
  Reproduced on these graphic cards : 
  ATI Technologies Inc M22 [Mobility Radeon X300]
+ Intel Corporation 82G965 Integrated Graphics Controller 
  
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ dpkg-query -W "usplash*" "upstart*"
  usplash 0.4-29
  usplash-theme-ubuntu    0.1-1
  upstart 0.2.7-3
  upstart-compat-sysv     0.2.7-3
  upstart-logd    0.2.7-3
  [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ uname -a
  Linux oxygene 2.6.17-8-generic #2 SMP Tue Sep 19 08:53:32 UTC 2006 x86_64 
GNU/Linux

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very slow booting and no boot splash
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/61711
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