Timing The Boot Process From Linux 3.0 To Linux 3.6
Here are Bootchart results indicating the boot speed from the Linux 3.0 kernel through the latest Linux 3.6 development kernel.
These concise Bootchart results are from an AMD FX-8150 Bulldozer system with 8GB of RAM and an OCZ SSD. I'm in the process of running a number of new AMD Bulldozer Linux tests for publishing in future articles and along the way Bootchart was installed for one of the comparisons.
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