C. K. skrev:
> 
> 
> Giles Lean-2 wrote:
>>
>> o turn them off in /etc/rc.conf and start them manually later?
>>
>> o reorder the startup scripts so that the service(s) you want
>>   start earlier?
>>
>> o use a different startup process such as launchd[1] or
>>   daemontools[2] to control these services?
>>
>> o determine which of the services is/are slow starting up, and
>>   fix them (surely sshd and lpd are fast to start?)
>>
>>   (I'd wonder what the slowness is: shortage of CPU resources,
>>   or are the services being held up e.g. by slow DNS?)
>>
>>> Any advise other than compiling kernel? Boot untill dhclient
>>> service starts is only 22 secs and that's acceptable.
>> I don't see how compiling a new kernel is relevant; the kernel
>> finishes booting before any of the rc scripts run.
>>
>> Giles
>>
>> [1] http://launchd.macosforge.org/
>> [2] http://cr.yp.to/daemontools.html
>>
>>
> 
> 
> OK, i think i've found a suitable solution:
> 
> rc.conf >
> ---------------
> apache=NO
> mysqld=NO
> 
> 
> crontab -e >
> --------------------
> @reboot /etc/script.to.call
> 
> 
> /etc/script.to.call >
> --------------------
> sleep 120
> /etc.rc.d/apache start
> /etc/rc.d/mysqld start

Yeah, that should also do it.
You might need to fiddle a little bit more, since /etc/rc.d/apache start won't 
start apache if you have apache=NO in your rc.conf.
I think you need something like forcestart as an argument. Or maybe you can 
override the apache variable on the command line. I haven't really explored this.

	Johnny

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