- reboots: 2
- total boot time to skiboot: more than 148s
- Testet revision:
raptor-v2.00 - Repository: https://scm.raptorcs.com/scm/git/talos-op-build
This boot path is executed only the first time Hostboot is running.
- reboots: 0
- boot time to skiboot: 44s
- Testet revision:
raptor-v2.00 - Repository: https://scm.raptorcs.com/scm/git/talos-op-build
This boot path is executed at every boot except the first one. Changing system configuration (like the amount of RAM) would probably make it longer, but not as long as the first boot.
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reboots: 0
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boot time to skiboot: 24s
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Tested revision:
ce64c091228ed8878263263fd7fe700e64557148 -
Repository: https://github.com/3mdeb/coreboot
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reboots: 0
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boot time to skiboot: 10s
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Tested revision:
a6a261b8cedfb8a476d3ec5c5ac095e6d373cb18 -
Repository: https://github.com/3mdeb/coreboot
Keep in mind that coreboot uses part of the data generated by Hostboot at the time being. This and the fact, coreboot doesn't initialize everything yet, may affect the boot time in the future.
Before coreboot or Hostboot can be started, the BMC must be already running. The recordings show only the process of starting Hostboot or coreboot. This means that BMC had to be started before (it does automatically after plugging in the power), and it takes a few moments too.
When the BMC is running, then the main system can be started through the web browser, command over ssh or the power button on the computer case