Is Snapshot Boot for Android the best way for getting my Android to boot in under 10 seconds?

deerajs

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Snapshot Boot - Android

I am a newbie to Android. I am trying to boot my Android device within ~10seconds.

I have tried optimizing android space, like avoiding zygote class preloading, package scanner etc. I have also tried with some optimizations in u boot and kernel level. Now my boot up time is ~20 seconds.

By doing some research, I found that its really hard to get the boot time under ~10 seconds. Some sites say that snapshot booting is the only resort for getting this under 10 seconds. I understood the logic behind snapshot boot. But I don't know how to implement snapshot boot. Many sites describes about the method, but none is giving me a clear cut idea. None of the sites is describing about the steps I have to perform for getting a snapshot image and thus boot from it later.

Can anyone help me out with this. Can someone give me a clear cut idea on how to create a snapshot image and how to resume from the created image on next boot ?
 
Re: Snapshot Boot - Android

A nandroid backup is basically a snapshot but I don't know how you can force a load and transfer to it with no startup functions. (It's not the load that takes the time, it's all the stuff Linux goes through every time it boots.)
 

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