Booting - Enterprise Volume Management System
Glenn Enright
elinar at ihug.co.nz
Sun Aug 6 22:28:21 UTC 2006
On Monday 07 August 2006 10:15, Marco wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Booting is evertime delay for minutes during the step "Starting Enterprise
> Volume Management System". Is this avoidable?
>
> Immediately before that line come the steps "Starting RAID devices"
> and "Setting up LVM Volume Groups". It is a laptop without a RAID. And I
> don't see any value in the LVM. Is the system starting massiv overhead
> here? How can I avoid that?
>
> BTW: How can I activate the boot logging? Why is it deactivated by default?
>
> Regards,
> Marco
This annoyed me as well. I guess it comes from the 'it just works' idea. To
stop these services starting best is to manually go through your runlevels
and remove the links to the ones you don't need. Don't forget to check
in /etc/rcS.d (S for system i guess).
Unfortunately some services are pulled in by others so if there is something
extra sch as avahi being started and you don't want it, best idea is to
uninstall it.
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