I agree with you.
But, you should keep in mind this is a Alpha version. According to the
feature list for Fedora 11, 20 second start up has only 10% completed,
which is so far from an stable and reliable feature.
Maybe, in the beta release we can say if it really works. By the way,
thanks for testing, this is the idea.
Regards!
2009/2/6 gopal das
<mr.gopal.das@gmail.com>
Hi,
After seeing all the features of Fedora11 Alpha, everything appeared
really impressive and nice except the one feature which may not bring a
good future.
Feature "20 second startup": Perhaps nobody will
unhappy if a system starts up within 1 minuet when various services and
scripts has been started correctly, attached new hardware detection is
ok, other crucial job such as successfully scanning the whole file
systems with huge data on it, successfully starts virtualization
platform etc. But Surely everybody will annoyed when a system starts up
within 20 second where without one of the said crucial jobs. In this
regard myself and some of my close friends have experienced a start up
problem (within 7 days I will confirm this is a bug or not) during
testing the Fedora 10 final on both i386 and 64 platform. So I am
eagerly want to ask that whether a server operating system really needs
to up within 20 second?
Cheers
Gopal Das
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