I wonder whether it is already done, because this is managed by init sysV, and for example you can already put the same priority number for several services such as :
S40atd S40crond One must look at the code of the "init" process (The first process launched), to see if these two services are started at the same time or not. Afterwards, it would just be a matter of finding the good priority numbers, so that many services have the same number. Christophe Keld J�rn Simonsen wrote: > wish (not for 82:-) I would like linux to boot faster. > Could one do something in parallel, a bit like fsck > where you for each service you launch then spacify at > which stage this can be done, and wheteher it can be done in parallel? > Is there much to gain with parallal processing? > One should think so, as programs could be loaded from > disk and executed at the same time. I think what is > now done is that only one program is run in sequence. > Probably one could speed it up by a factor of 2. > > Keld > >
