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Analyzing ChromeOS ’ s Boot Performance

ChromeOS, Google’s operating system, advertises a boot performance of 8 seconds. It only exhibits this boot time on specific hardware, which suggests that it is able to skip identifying the hardware during the boot process. ChromiumOS, the open source project version of ChromeOS, requires 35 seconds to boot. We hypothesize that the difference in boot time is due to ChromiumOSs need to identify its hardware. To test our hypothesis, we modify ChromiumOS so that it, too, is hardware-specific. Hypothetically, it will exhibit boot performance similar to ChromeOS after our modifications. We have analyzed the boot performance and outputs of the modified version of ChromiumOS and identified factors associated with decreases or increases in boot time.