ChromeOS startup is long because of the initramfs (which is the main piece of brunch). It allows the different configuration options and updates notably:
- a delay is needed for all block devices to be mounted by the kernel.
- then it verifies if changes have been made in options or on partition 7 (brunch update)
- UI display is also delayed to be more compatible (notably for accelerometer and android apps support). You can try "options=no_ui_delay" to have a slighly faster boot.
It's therefore unlikely that there will be any improvement in ChromeOS startup delay with brunch over time.
Nevertheless, Croissant is still a very good alternative for those looking for a quicker boot (no hard feelings, it's a great project).
Or even better, consider buying a real chromebook :)
With that said, issues related to ChromeOS startup delay with brunch will be instantly closed.
ChromeOS startup is long because of the initramfs (which is the main piece of brunch). It allows the different configuration options and updates notably:
It's therefore unlikely that there will be any improvement in ChromeOS startup delay with brunch over time.
Nevertheless, Croissant is still a very good alternative for those looking for a quicker boot (no hard feelings, it's a great project).
Or even better, consider buying a real chromebook :)
With that said, issues related to ChromeOS startup delay with brunch will be instantly closed.