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After i've found over the AUR the netbook-kernel (builded for any netbok to support) i've poked a bit around and configure my own kernel for my netbook.
Boottime is around 6 secounds, includes connecting to wlan (dhcp), getting ntpd update and mounting nas devices.
The size is actual more reduced to run on this netbook but i think other netbooks are not suported. The machine now runs without interupts and
freezes for minutes on stock hdd(ssd) work. Based on BFQ and BLD. So on the not running acerhdf from base-kernel is updated as an patch and works now again.
The problem that the kernel thinks this is an dualcore machine, witch is false depends on the secound pipeline. It can be turned into an really singlecore with turned the option of detect more cpu's (i think the switch was apply autodetected cpus or so on) off (or not set). But the perfomace is decreased around 30% if you doing this for desktop use. But if you need more power for single application it can be increase power. (but not testet for now)
So on this kernel support all hardware and cifs as build in and no ipv6 because my provider don't provide it. Some modules are activated only if it needs for attach special devices. (needs to work i've you use other dev's)
The github address is https://github.com/vatriani/kernel-netbook/ and it's an fork of kernel-netbook form https://github.com/dieghen89/kernel-netbook
If you interested on my config ask me, my netbook supports full systemd and let the initrc in the past. So i've also write an systemd-service for turned acerhdf on and off.
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