I moved networking from rcs.d to rc2.d/rc3.d/... and gave it a priority one lower than GDM.
In otherwords 'mv /etc/rcS.d/@##networking /etc/rc2.d/@14networking'
So now GDM boots, followed immediatley by networking. By time I'm in a usable desktop networking has completed and I'm good to go. I find this to be a very suitable work-around as I don't need networking loading any sooner and I don't noticed the hang time at all now.
This issue only seems to happen when a resource is unavailable.. as in if my NIC isnt jacked in.
Workaround [decent]:
Move networking further down in the boot process.
I moved networking from rcs.d to rc2.d/rc3.d/... and gave it a priority one lower than GDM.
In otherwords 'mv /etc/rcS. d/@##networking /etc/rc2. d/@14networking '
So now GDM boots, followed immediatley by networking. By time I'm in a usable desktop networking has completed and I'm good to go. I find this to be a very suitable work-around as I don't need networking loading any sooner and I don't noticed the hang time at all now.
This issue only seems to happen when a resource is unavailable.. as in if my NIC isnt jacked in.