I don't own any PCMCIA cards, but I notice a pccardd daemon running.
I don't see anything in
/usr/share/doc/linux-doc-2.6.16/Documentation/kernel-parameters.txt.gz
to use at boot to tell the kernel not to bother with this process.
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> I don't own any PCMCIA cards
< Maybe you can just deinstall pcmcia / pcmciautils then ?
But none of those are installed
< You may look for any further obsolete pcmcia stuff,
< like related kernel-modules by keyword search.
lsmod seems to show some wasted stuff... what would be the standard
proced
Say, it only takes 5 seconds to load the kernel on my desktop(Duron),
but 70 seconds on my laptop(Celeron). Both have 256Mb memory.
That is at boot I see
Loading 2.6.12-1-686
And then it takes 70 whole seconds before the dots end and I see:
Bios Data Check OK
or whatever.
Does that sound
Say I am not satisfied with the ability of dmesg and bootlogd etc. to
catch console messages as they flit by while booting my desktop
computer.
On a laptop I can run script(1) to catch everything, but how can I
hook it up to be /dev/tty1 of the desktop? It only has a ethernet
connector, no serial
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