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How fast is Puppy Linux?
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JamesTheAwesomeDude
 Joined: 29 Jan 2013 Posts: 99 Location: Classified |
Hey, I just thought it might be interesting to see how fast Puppy boots up for everybody. Please include as many details as you can think of. Start your stopwatch as soon as the BIOS (+grub) finish loading, and stop it as soon as the desktop is completely loaded (Wallpaper, taskbar, icons.) I'll start: Boot Time: 46 seconds. Version: Slacko 5.4. Installation type - Frugal, with 2 GB Heavily encrypted save. RAM: 3 GB of RAM (+2 GB Swap on an internal HD.) Processor: 3 GHz Pentium 4, multithreaded. Boot Device: 4 GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive (SanDisk Cruzer Edge.) SFS's: 1 (Gimp) _________________  Version 27. Dotpet. Click here.
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alphadog
 Joined: 07 Dec 2010 Posts: 80 Location: Deepest Wiltshire UK |
Here you go:- Boot time = 18 secs (WOW!!) OS =Wary 5.3 ( Full HDD Install) RAM= 1Gb Processor = Intel Core 2 Duo 6300 @1.86 GHz Please forget PCs listed in my signature. Sig to be updated. _________________ Computers are like air conditioners. They work fine until you start opening Windows. ~Author Unknown |
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amigo
Joined: 02 Apr 2007 Posts: 2132 |
Boot time: 11 seconds CPU: Pentium 4 2.00GHz RAM: 512MB OS: Linux kiss 3.0.21 KISS-5.0 Sorry, I couldn't resist -since I don't run Puppy... It boots to CLI login in 6 seconds! |
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jakfish
Joined: 18 Jul 2008 Posts: 740 |
Are we working with the "true" boot time, meaning when you push the power button? Or are we doing the "feel good" one, from grub or the puppy menu? Jake |
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plankenstein
 Joined: 15 Nov 2008 Posts: 119 Location: Arkansas, USA |
@ amigo, I would like to check out this linux kiss that you're using, but can't seem to find any info on it. Could you direct me to a url with more info or a down load location? _________________ I carefully plan ALL my random acts!  |
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dk60902
 Joined: 26 Sep 2010 Posts: 203 Location: In front of my computer |
It would be helpful to know whether it is a full vs. frugal install, hard drive installation vs. USB boot vs. CD/DVD. _________________ HPDesktop/AMDX2 2.5 GHz/8GB RAM/750GB/Win Vista Home Prem SP2 64 bit Dual Monitor (Saluki23 w/ Compiz, Slacko533 PAE w/ Compiz on USB stick) HPDV9000Laptop/IntelDualCore/3GB RAM/140GB/Vista Home Premium 32- bit Nexus 5 and Lumia 520 |
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JamesTheAwesomeDude
Joined: 29 Jan 2013 Posts: 99 Location: Classified |
I recommend doing the "feel good" one - it's actually more accurate for testing OS speed. As soon as the BIOS finishes, and the Grub screen (if you have one) is over, start your stopwatch. E.G., I have a bootable USB stick. I boot up, press F12, arrow down to "USB Device", then press enter and start the timer at the same time. If you use another timing system - for example, starting the timer when you press power, mention that in the post. _________________ Version 27. Dotpet. Click here.
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amigo
Joined: 02 Apr 2007 Posts: 2132 |
Yes, the 'feel good' is the only way to do a comparison between different machines -since the BIOS load-times will vary greatly from one box to another. @plankenstein, KISS is not really ready fro prime-time as I have never yet built an installer. There are packages and sources here: http://distro.ibiblio.org/amigolinux/distro/kiss-4.0/ if you know how to shoe-horn them into a partition.... Hint, the 'tpkg' package format is actually just tar.xz archives. |
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DPUP5520
Joined: 16 Feb 2011 Posts: 798 |
Boot time: 17 seconds CPU: AMD FX 8320 RAM: 8GB OS: PupRescue Precise (5.4.3) Boot time: 23 seconds CPU: I-5 Quad Core RAM: 3GB OS: PupRescue Precise (5.4.3) _________________ PupRescue 2.5 Puppy Crypt 528 |
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Karl Godt
 Joined: 20 Jun 2010 Posts: 3836 Location: Kiel,Germany |
Newer Puppy kernels have the printk.time=1 boot parameter compiled into the kernel and a
the programs that are loading additional drivers to finish . I am running
a Core2 @ 2.6 GHz, using the cpufreq_ondemand,acpi_cpufreq drivers compiled as modules managed by the standard Puppy CPU Frequency Scaling Interface /usr/local/cpu-freq/cpu_freq , that uses a range from 1,6-2,6 GHz . RAM=4GB , PUPMODE=2(full install) . |
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gameboyab
 Joined: 01 Sep 2012 Posts: 42 Location: Anytown, USA |
Here's a low-end one. 1.6 GHz AMD Athlon 2000+ Slacko 5.4 Full Hard Disk install: 35 Seconds CD boot- Copy to RAM: 1:35 Don't copy to RAM: 1:56 
It's faster to copy to RAM than not?! _________________ Not running as root is the cause of my inferiority complex. Desktop: 2 GHz Core 2 Duo - 2 GB RAM Laptop: 1.5 GHz Pentium M (III) - 1 GB RAM |
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nooby
Joined: 29 Jun 2008 Posts: 10208 Location: SwedenEurope |
Lupu 528-005 frugal on NTFS HD with 630MB save file took 45 seconds. Most of the time it spent with drivers. I am experimenting with using no save file so that is adding to the boot time. If one already have set up a save file then the boot goes faster the script says  So I will test with both to see the difference
frugal on HD with Slacko and Lupu and HP AMD dual core bought some 3 years ago? _________________ I use Google Search on Puppy Forum not an ideal solution though |
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6502coder
Joined: 23 Mar 2009 Posts: 67 Location: Western United States |
Wary 5.1.4.1 frugal 333 Mhz Pentium 2 laptop, 192 M ram, 512 M savefile "feel good" boot time: 45 secs |
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Wognath
Joined: 19 Apr 2009 Posts: 146 |
Good idea for a topic! My data: 1.6GHz VIA Nano processor, 3 G ram frugal HD installs in a Linux partition Puppy 431 30 s Precise 5.5 50 s Windows XP awake from hibernation 14 s 
---------------------- In menu.lst I try to avoid searching, for example
So why does "Searching for Puppy files" still take Precise 8 s? (2 s in 431) And why does Precise stay on black screen for over 15 s after "Starting X"? Edited_time_total |
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Karl Godt
Joined: 20 Jun 2010 Posts: 3836 Location: Kiel,Germany |
Code change in initrd.gz . Helped me out in a special case i cannot remember right now anymore, where Puppy-4.3.1 failed to boot. Some sleep delay was added i think for slow USB external drives and probably by default now searches all detected partitions despite the entries in the kernel line. Try to boot without any psubdir and pdev1 entries if that makes a difference. |
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