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Subject: Re: faster boots?
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>     Is there some way of making the linux kernel boot faster?  

#1: Start less crap at boot time. Obvious but thats frequently most of
    the issue.

For Red Hat if your hardware set up is constant then rpm -e kudzu will do
no harm and avoid the grovelling through the box looking for new toys.

Longer term swsuspend means you can bang alt-sysrq-Z and suspend to disk
without BIOS support
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