Optimization Start Up of Fedora

[carachi diego]

Yes the SSD is a possible solution to reduce the boot time, but I am in
doubt for the writng circle of the SSD because it is very few than a
magnetic HDD...

What about load the kernel and operating system on RAM? I see that it is
possible load with grub all in memory and if I understand well after the
operating system became very faster. Someone try to do that?
Maybe increase the time of booting but after you have a very faster
computer...
What do you thing about this?

Thank you


2013/1/28 Wolfgang S. Rupprecht <wolfgang.rupprecht at gmail.com>

>
> carachi diego <carachi83 at gmail.com> writes:
> > I would like to know if someone knows where I can find some guide,
> > tutorial  that can help me to improve the performance of Fedora on my
> > laptop in start up.
>
> The biggest change you can make to your laptop to get it to boot faster
> is throw out the rotating disk and buy an SSD (Solid State Disk).  A
> 120GB disk can be had for under $120.  You can cut your boot time from
> 1+ minute to 15 sec (from the time grub loads to the time the login
> screen appears).  No other change you can make will be anywhere close to
> that dramatic.
>
> The one fly in the ointment is that you need to have a modern enough
> laptop for the disk to be a SATA disk.  Anything newer than ~2007 should
> be ok (but check your disk first before ordering an SSD).
>
> -wolfgang
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