Boot order

[Scott James Remnant]

On Wed, 2005-02-23 at 11:07 +0100, H. C. Brugmans wrote:

>I just read the hpdarm thread, and I'd like to raise a similar issue 
>with the order of boot processes that I have long found extremely annoying.
>
>This is the fact that ubuntu by default, on every boot tries to sync the 
>clock to an ntp-server.
> 
The ideal change is that Ubuntu would only sync the clock in the
background when a network device is hotplugged.

(So it is taken out of the main boot sequence entirely).

My laptop has been configured like this for some time now, and hopefully
some of the ideas will make it into hoary+1.

Scott
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