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We have seen with the release of Fedora 15, systemd is the new start-up services, which will replace SysVinit and Upstart on most Linux distributions. Here are some tips based on the order systemd-analyze, for analyzing the startup time of your OS.On commence avec l'option time, qui affiche le temps total de d�marrage de votre syst�me : (One starts with l' option time, which posts the total time of starting of your system: )

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$ systemd-analyze time
Startup finished in 6385ms (kernel) + 3228ms (initrd) + 49335ms (userspace) = 58949ms

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