Hi Folks,
I recently asked a question on how to improve boot time. My current systemd-analyze outputs this:
Startup finished in 996ms (kernel) + 1.614s (userspace) = 2.611s
graphical.target reached after 1.597s in userspace.
HOWEVER, I was wondering if it's possible to speed up the power-on process before SystemD starts. I'm talking about the very beginning. I feel it's taking about 10 seconds to initialize, since my light python script runs only 12.5 seconds after the pi gets plugged in.
If boot time is taking 2.5 seconds as noted above, what's causing the other 9-10 sec delay? My script starts instantly when manually run.
Thanks,
CMC
I recently asked a question on how to improve boot time. My current systemd-analyze outputs this:
Startup finished in 996ms (kernel) + 1.614s (userspace) = 2.611s
graphical.target reached after 1.597s in userspace.
HOWEVER, I was wondering if it's possible to speed up the power-on process before SystemD starts. I'm talking about the very beginning. I feel it's taking about 10 seconds to initialize, since my light python script runs only 12.5 seconds after the pi gets plugged in.
If boot time is taking 2.5 seconds as noted above, what's causing the other 9-10 sec delay? My script starts instantly when manually run.
Thanks,
CMC
Statistics: Posted by CMC_Coffee — Wed Feb 12, 2025 4:54 pm