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    snoop1990 is offline Senior Member snoop1990 is on a distinguished road
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    Default 20 sec. boot time

    Hey, for all those who can not believe. I found a video that proves a Mac Pro to boot up Leopard in less than 20 sec.

    YouTube - Mac Pro Startup time

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    Hmmm...certainly very interesting. Proves the fact tha Macs are quicker/more powerful than PCs, lol

    (even tho i've just bought a new windoze box)

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    Ok, than I want to show you that even Macbooks (Pro- Version) can do faster

    Watch this ! YouTube - Macbook PRO 128GB Solid State Drive SSD fastest boot

    Simply add a solid state disc and you have all you need.

    15 to 17 sec.

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    Why don't you try just putting a windows box together with an SSD drive and tons of ram and see if it boots up quicker!!

    Good work though. It is nice to hear of quick boot times but as long as it is less than 30 seconds then it doesn't really worry me!

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    wow.. That is great. I never used of Mac machine. But now really like to use one. It is amazing. You can attention this speed in Debian if you off some tests.

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    My debian now boots with just 12 seconds.... I don't know what happened... It was more than 20 seconds when I first installed and after some days, it just speed up automatically and I am happy with it....

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    Quote Originally Posted by bizzard View Post
    My debian now boots with just 12 seconds.... I don't know what happened... It was more than 20 seconds when I first installed and after some days, it just speed up automatically and I am happy with it....
    lol.

    Bizzard, you must have chnaged something without realising it!

    You have to love Linux!

    12 second boot time is just awesome! Are you running ssd's if you currently aren't using them and you did end up using them it would be even quicker probably.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bizzard View Post
    My debian now boots with just 12 seconds.... I don't know what happened... It was more than 20 seconds when I first installed and after some days, it just speed up automatically and I am happy with it....
    Mmh yeah, I know that there are operation systems that boot faster than Mac OS X, but I can tell you why ;-) It's because Mac Os X has a lot stuff to run in the background to have such a smooth gui and those search features and the instant timemachine backup and so on.

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    Uhm, yeah...

    I've got Vista and I do it in under 25 with a crappy HDD. I really can't see what's so interesting about it..

    Haven't tried XP on this machine though.

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    I've got Vista and I do it in under 25 with a crappy HDD. I really can't see what's so interesting about it..
    Boot time really matters for some people like me... Due to power problems here, I have to shutdown my computer many times and the power will be ok sometimes within the time computer shutdowns... I really feel angry during those times, when the system boots low.....

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