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From: "Roger Miranda (Digital Relay)" <rmiranda@digitalrelay.ca>
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Subject: Boot Time with Nanobsd
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Good Day Everyone,

I finally got Nanobsd up and running, and have done some customizations to 
it's kernel and have added some packages.

The one small issue I had from the start was the time it took for nanobsd to 
start up. It just sits there with the cursor on the screen for almost 
30seconds.

Any ideas? Can this be fixed?

Thanks for all your help.

Roger