Naren Devaiah wrote:
> In fact, this very reason of not using the BIOS has led to projects like
> FreeBIOS that try to put the linux kernel into the (E)EPROM used by the
> BIOS. This way, linux has been booted in less than 3 seconds.
That sounds reasonable. Not every now and then you change your hardware. I
always turn off kudzu/harddrake. Whenever I change my hardware, I just run them
manually. That's all.
It would be good if BIOS takes similar approach. Booting an OS shouldn't need
more than 30 seconds.(My machine does boot in 30 seconds. 30 seconds after lilo
prompt..;-))
Shridhar
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