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To reduce the boot time

Selim Özdemir
in Allwinner sunxi

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I am using orange pi + 2e, the distribution version of ubuntu I am currently using.

How do I start my device under 2 seconds, is there a suitable linux distribution?

On the device I only use the python programming language, and some image compression and sending operations are being done.I shut down units like Wireless and Ethernet,Desktop but I did not get much acceleration.


What are your suggestions?
How much acceleration can I record if I start the version of the armbian mainline in ram disk?
 

 

The only way to get it to boot in under 2 seconds is to use a toolchain like Yocto or Buildroot. I can boot my nanopi neo (same CPU) in about 3 seconds using buildroot. There is a steep learning curve, though. 

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