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nils

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From: Germany

Registered: 2010-09-27

Posts: 15

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systemd and bootchart

Greetings,
I'm using systemd as default init system and before I'm buying a solid state disk, I want to know some information about the boot time with my hdd, so I installed bootchart from the AUR. The wiki says, I should add init=/bin/bootchartd to the kernel line of the menu.lst grub file. But because I'm already using systemd, the kernel line has already init=/bin/systemd at its end. Is it possible to use both systemd and bootchart? I know there's also another way (putting it into /etc/rc.sysinit), but I would like to prevent that, because the wiki disadvises to do it.

Regards,
  Nils

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jac

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From: /home/jac

Registered: 2009-05-19

Posts: 431

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Re: systemd and bootchart

If you look through the systemd thread here, there are instructions. Basically, install bootchart2 and enable its service, if I remember correctly.