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MetalWarrior
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 Posted: Sun Jul 22, 2007 10:30 pm Post subject: GRUB takes longer to load with hibernation [PROBLEM] |
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Hi,
I've started using suspend-2 sources from yesterday and I've noticed that if I hibernate the system, the next boot is quite slow: GRUB takes longer to appear ("Loading grub" is visible for some seconds) and also kernel loading/uncompression takes longer.. This happens to me also when there is a blackout, for example, and I think it is related to an unclean shutdown (maybe something related to hard-disk SMART system, which slows down the next boot for some checks or something like that.. I don't know, I'm just "flying with imagination"  ).. Any idea of how I could avoid the slow boot after hibernation?
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georgia_tech_swagger
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| I too have this problem. It only started appearing after kernel 2.6.17. It's *excrutiatingly* slow to boot. Two minutes just to get past grub ... but once it starts booting it's decently fast. I think it's an issue with Grub/the kernel. |
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x.para
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Location: CZ
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| Posted: Sun Oct 05, 2008 6:17 pm Post subject: |
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Try this:
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$ grep -i limit /etc/hibernate/suspend2.conf
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And if there is now nocache. change to:
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ImageSizeLimit nocache
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