Re: CF-52G MK2 Slow boot
Posted: Sat Sep 24, 2011 1:43 am
Is the Mk2 supposed to be faster? Sorry don't know the difference between the models.
Furthermore, is boot time the only thing that's slower? Because if so, I might have a few ideas. Making the boot logo dissapear via a CMOS flag (something I discovered how to do while in the other thread) might give us a post code. And a post code tells you if anything is amiss or wrong...
...Probably not worth the effort, but if you don't mind running an experimental boot disk I'll see if I can't cook something up. I say "experimental" as in "might not work." It won't brick anything. It's only a CMOS hack, so at worst you'd have to remove the CMOS battery if it froze your toughbook, making it work again. Very unlikely scenario really. What this would give you is an idea of what's up or if this is just normal behavior.
Furthermore, is boot time the only thing that's slower? Because if so, I might have a few ideas. Making the boot logo dissapear via a CMOS flag (something I discovered how to do while in the other thread) might give us a post code. And a post code tells you if anything is amiss or wrong...
...Probably not worth the effort, but if you don't mind running an experimental boot disk I'll see if I can't cook something up. I say "experimental" as in "might not work." It won't brick anything. It's only a CMOS hack, so at worst you'd have to remove the CMOS battery if it froze your toughbook, making it work again. Very unlikely scenario really. What this would give you is an idea of what's up or if this is just normal behavior.