alt Hacker NewsThis is an ongoing pet peeve of mine, how the UEFI of a completely solderd laptop board can take longer than the OS to initialize a fully-known set of components.
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close04 • today at 11:08 AM
On many machines with DDR5 you get the lengthy memory training every boot and that comes on top of the already long UEFI initialization time.
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It's not really UEFI issue, but what modules were loaded, how it was configured/wired up - and sometimes it ends up serializing on slow boot of some components (like DDR5 memory), and weird crappy add-ons from manufacturer.