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Boot Up Speed

By edcleary · Dec 04, 2008in Hacks/Mods💬 8 posts👁️ 1,664 views
Posted Dec 04, 2008 · 21:55 UTC#1

Has anyone had any success shortening boot up speed on the 700s?

Posted Dec 04, 2008 · 23:01 UTC#2

have you searched?

Posted Dec 04, 2008 · 23:40 UTC#3

I have, but did not easily find anything. Can you point me in a particular direction?

Posted Dec 04, 2008 · 23:55 UTC#4

stickies.... and if you searched "speed" you would find it...

Posted Dec 05, 2008 · 01:25 UTC#5

Is there a way to see only stickies? I'm apologize, I'm new to the site, and do not see them readily available outside of a few postings inside search results for say "speed," in Hack and Mod for F series. Is this all I am going to see, or is there a way to find more robust solutions? I saw only reviews of boot up speed on 2.0 and a map reduction solution that did not seem to provide much improvement on testing.

 

I appreciate the help.

Posted Dec 05, 2008 · 01:33 UTC#6

Is there a way to see only stickies? I'm apologize, I'm new to the site, and do not see them readily available outside of a few postings inside search results for say "speed," in Hack and Mod for F series. Is this all I am going to see, or is there a way to find more robust solutions? I saw only reviews of boot up speed on 2.0 and a map reduction solution that did not seem to provide much improvement on testing.

 

I appreciate the help.

Posted Dec 05, 2008 · 03:22 UTC#7

Most of the time, searching will give you any answer you need. Sometimes it doesn't and it's best to just browse the forum. I browsed a while for you and found a post that I was reading about a month ago.

 

A lot of us spend a lot time reading new posts that have been answered NUMEROUS times. It does get frustrating when searching would actually work. Don't get mad at the guys here. Everyone is cool and willing to help where they can.

 

Hope this helps.

 

http://www.avic411.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=19380

Posted Dec 05, 2008 · 16:14 UTC#8

I appreciate the search and the input. I'm sure with a little more time I'll have a better understanding of where things are and how best to find them, but some patients from those willing to help new members goes a long way to providing an active and well supported community.

 

Again, thanks.