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Linux boot sequence in image

The bootchart utility is able to produce a simple PNG image of the boot sequence of your GNU/Linux configuration. Installation is a snap:

sudo apt-get install bootchart

The result is a nice little thing like:

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August 30, 2007

Linux

Yves Roumazeilles

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