Slow SSD Boot with long OtherKernelInitDuration delay

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  1. Posts : 26,869
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       #51

    Your Z68 board supports an SSD assist to the hard drive. Do you have that set up?
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  2. Posts : 66
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       #52

    essenbe said:
    Your Z68 board supports an SSD assist to the hard drive. Do you have that set up?
    No.
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  3. Posts : 66
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       #53

    Layback Bear said:
    Just a though, use IDE instead of ACHI and no RAID.
    I put the WD drive on the Marvel controller and set it to IDE. Still no dice. Looks like the mere presence of the WD in any SATA port on any controller in any mode is causing the delay.
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  4. Posts : 26,869
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       #54
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  5. Posts : 66
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       #55

    essenbe said:
    I did, and it passed.

    I also updated the bios to the latest version, and still the same problem.

    Short of putting both drives on the Marvell controller (or doing a fresh Windows install, which I'm not interested in doing at the moment), I think I'm about out of options.
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  6. Posts : 26,869
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       #56

    If the SSD runs good alone and the only time you have problems is with both drives attached, it seems to me that there is somthing wrong with the WD drive or the sata controllers on the board.
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  7. Posts : 66
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       #57

    I checked my Diagnostics-Performance logs to see whether getting my SSD properly recognized as the system drive made any difference in boot times. That one change seems to have fixed the OtherKernelInitDuration problem but created another, albeit less time consuming, delay in a metric called SessionInitOtherDuration. My total boot time dropped by six seconds in the exchange.

    Anyone care to hazard a guess as to what SessionInitOtherDuration is supposed to be measuring? It increased from 345 to 19358 milliseconds.

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    EventData
    BootTsVersion
    2
    BootStartTime
    2011-10-25T00:14:04.624800200Z
    BootEndTime
    2011-10-25T00:15:59.527641700Z
    SystemBootInstance
    130
    UserBootInstance
    124
    BootTime
    36659
    MainPathBootTime
    23859
    BootKernelInitTime
    21
    BootDriverInitTime
    227
    BootDevicesInitTime
    1221
    BootPrefetchInitTime
    0
    BootPrefetchBytes
    0
    BootAutoChkTime
    0
    BootSmssInitTime
    20632
    BootCriticalServicesInitTime
    290
    BootUserProfileProcessingTime
    366
    BootMachineProfileProcessingTime
    0
    BootExplorerInitTime
    855
    BootNumStartupApps
    11
    BootPostBootTime
    12800
    BootIsRebootAfterInstall
    false
    BootRootCauseStepImprovementBits
    0
    BootRootCauseGradualImprovementBits
    0
    BootRootCauseStepDegradationBits
    0
    BootRootCauseGradualDegradationBits
    0
    BootIsDegradation
    false
    BootIsStepDegradation
    false
    BootIsGradualDegradation
    false
    BootImprovementDelta
    0
    BootDegradationDelta
    0
    BootIsRootCauseIdentified
    false
    OSLoaderDuration
    563
    BootPNPInitStartTimeMS
    21
    BootPNPInitDuration
    1239
    OtherKernelInitDuration
    161
    SystemPNPInitStartTimeMS
    1391
    SystemPNPInitDuration
    208
    SessionInitStartTimeMS
    1609
    Session0InitDuration
    875
    Session1InitDuration
    398
    SessionInitOtherDuration
    19358
    WinLogonStartTimeMS
    22242
    OtherLogonInitActivityDuration
    396
    UserLogonWaitDuration
    141
    Last edited by Raillex; 24 Oct 2011 at 20:49.
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  8. Posts : 2,528
    Windows 10 Pro x64
       #58

    It measures the time it takes winlogon to start, minus smss.exe start time, minus session 0 and session 1 init time. If you take another trace and look at the Boot Phases graph, you should see what I'm talking about.
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  9. Posts : 66
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       #59

    Uploading the new Boot Trace report to Rapidshare right now. I'm wondering whether this is some sort of logon related delay.
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  10. Posts : 66
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       #60

    cluberti said:
    It measures the time it takes winlogon to start, minus smss.exe start time, minus session 0 and session 1 init time. If you take another trace and look at the Boot Phases graph, you should see what I'm talking about.
    Here is my latest Boot Trace report. I don't have the skills necessary to interpret the results, much less formulate an opinion as to what might be causing the high SessionInitOtherDuration reading. Could you help?

    https://rapidshare.com/files/1063463...REGISTRY_1.etl
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