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To reduce the boot time of your Toradex Verdin iMX8M Plus, you can consider several optimization strategies using BSP6. Here are some steps you can take:
U-Boot Configuration:
You can reduce the boot delay by setting the bootdelay environment variable to a lower value or zero. This will help the system start faster by minimizing the wait time during boot.
Streamline the boot process by disabling any unnecessary boot scripts or commands in U-Boot that are not essential for your application.
Kernel Parameters:
Optimize the kernel command line by minimizing console outputs. For instance, you can remove or reduce the verbosity of console messages to speed up the boot process.
If your storage device initializes quickly, consider adjusting the rootwait parameter to potentially reduce wait times.
Service Management:
Use systemd-analyze to identify services that take the longest to start. You can then consider disabling or delaying non-essential services to improve boot time.
Optimize the startup sequence of services to ensure that critical services start first, which can help in achieving a faster boot.
Lightweight Environment:
Consider using a more lightweight desktop environment or window manager to reduce graphical load times. This can significantly decrease the time it takes for the graphical interface to become ready.
Minimize the number of graphical elements and applications that start automatically to further enhance boot speed.
By implementing these strategies, you should be able to achieve a noticeable reduction in boot time. Each step involves careful consideration of your system’s requirements and the trade-offs between boot speed and functionality.
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