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...onds for Linux to finish Of course that the overall boot time with the general purpose BIOS is much longer than with the custom BIOS (the custom BIOS is intended to cut down boot time). So I'm trying to understand:- Where does the extra bootloader time go when using the custom BIOS?- Is there a mechanisem built into syslinux code which can help solve this mystery? Thanks again,Tal From: Gene Cumm <gene.cumm at gmail.com> To: Tal Lubko <tallubko at yahoo.com> Cc: "syslinux at zytor.com" <syslinux at zytor.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 8, 2015 4:45 AM Subject: Re:...

...stom BIOS (the custom BIOS is intended to cut down > boot time). > > So I'm trying to understand: > - Where does the extra bootloader time go when using the custom BIOS? Any of various sources though most likely your custom BIOS is just slower at its disk access. > - Is there a mechanisem built into syslinux code which can help solve this > mystery? There's not any mechanism that I know of aside from using cptime.c32 to time how long it takes for the files to be loaded or enabling some of the debug functionality (with debug.c32 to the screen or a recompile to output to a ser...

Hello Everyone I'd like to know what's the best way to measure syslinux functions duration.I know how to measure overall time (from syslinux start), but is there an easy way to break it down? Thanks,Tal

...stom BIOS (the custom BIOS is intended to cut down > boot time). > > So I'm trying to understand: > - Where does the extra bootloader time go when using the custom BIOS? Any of various sources though most likely your custom BIOS is just slower at its disk access. > - Is there a mechanisem built into syslinux code which can help solve this > mystery? There's not any mechanism that I know of aside from using cptime.c32 to time how long it takes for the files to be loaded or enabling some of the debug functionality (with debug.c32 to the screen or a recompile to output to a ser...

...to cut down >> boot time). >> >> So I'm trying to understand: >> - Where does the extra bootloader time go when using the custom BIOS? > > Any of various sources though most likely your custom BIOS is just > slower at its disk access. > >> - Is there a mechanisem built into syslinux code which can help solve this >> mystery? > > There's not any mechanism that I know of aside from using cptime.c32 > to time how long it takes for the files to be loaded or enabling some > of the debug functionality (with debug.c32 to the screen or a >...

...to cut down >> boot time). >> >> So I'm trying to understand: >> - Where does the extra bootloader time go when using the custom BIOS? > > Any of various sources though most likely your custom BIOS is just > slower at its disk access. > >> - Is there a mechanisem built into syslinux code which can help solve this >> mystery? > > There's not any mechanism that I know of aside from using cptime.c32 > to time how long it takes for the files to be loaded or enabling some > of the debug functionality (with debug.c32 to the screen or a >...

.... >>> >>> So I'm trying to understand: >>> - Where does the extra bootloader time go when using the custom BIOS? >> >> Any of various sources though most likely your custom BIOS is just >> slower at its disk access. >> >>> - Is there a mechanisem built into syslinux code which can help solve this >>> mystery? >> >> There's not any mechanism that I know of aside from using cptime.c32 >> to time how long it takes for the files to be loaded or enabling some >> of the debug functionality (with debug.c32 to t...

.... >>> >>> So I'm trying to understand: >>> - Where does the extra bootloader time go when using the custom BIOS? >> >> Any of various sources though most likely your custom BIOS is just >> slower at its disk access. >> >>> - Is there a mechanisem built into syslinux code which can help solve this >>> mystery? >> >> There's not any mechanism that I know of aside from using cptime.c32 >> to time how long it takes for the files to be loaded or enabling some >> of the debug functionality (with debug.c32 to t...