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21-Apr-2009, 05:27 PM #1
Profile and visualize Linux boot process with Bootchart
Profile and visualize Linux boot process with Bootchart.

"Bootchart is an extremely simple, extremely handsome application that allows you to profile your Linux boot process, to measure the loading times of different services, to compare kernels and distributions, to identify bottlenecks and improve the performance of your system, and then to display the results in a professional-looking chart."

Recommended for installation in addition to bootchart: bootchart-java and pybootchartgui packages in Ubuntu.

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So all these years I was searching in the dark to find my way out!
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So all these years I was searching in the dark to find my way out!
Hi saikee,

If you say so, but IMHO you did really great with your eyes wide shut, eh?

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