[PC-BSD Support] PC-BSD9.0 64 bit Live DVD Boot Time

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On 05/15/2012 11:39 AM, Murad Karadeniz wrote:
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>> ----- Original Message -----
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>> From: Dru Lavigne
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>> Sent: 05/15/12 06:13 PM
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>> To: support at lists.pcbsd.org
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>> Subject: Re: [PC-BSD Support] PC-BSD9.0 64 bit Live DVD Boot Time
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>> >  Hi,
>> >  I have PC-BSD9.0 64 bit Live DVD and i boot a new
>> >  laptop(harware is
>> >  uptodate) with that DVD.
>> >  But it took more than 30 minutes to boot. Is it normal? It
>> >  is too slow.
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>> No, that is not normal but we need more information to determine what is slowing down the boot.
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>> Does it hang at a particular spot? If so, what is the message?
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>> How much RAM in this system? Any peripherals plugged in while booting?
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>> Cheers,
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>> Dru
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> IT doesn't hang at a particular spot. It runs but slowly. A percentage 
> of progress  appears when a key combination entered.
> The laptop is uptodate as hardware specs. I mean a new laptop minumum 
> 1 gb of ram.
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> No peripherals plugged in while booting.
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> Test it yourself, i believe that it will rehappen.
> Prepare a
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> PC-BSD9.0 64 bit Live DVD, and boot a new laptop with it. It will very slowly load the OS. At the end it successfully loadED the OS.
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> Murad
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  Just my two cents worth...
Yeah, I also noticed the extremely slow boot time of the 9.xx version 
when loaded live.
I didn't complain because I knew that others noticed and it was a given. 
Once installed of course the problem goes away..
..Main difference seems to be that we wait for the entire OS to be 
Installed into memory AND
then we watch it Do a std Start up... As by the bar You can see that it 
appears not running from Disk..
  Unless the Live CD method changes you will have to live with it...
I run PCBSD on
Lenovo SL410 Dual-Core, 3gb mem w/320gb HD  Intel Corporation Mobile 4 
Series Chipset..


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