Abstract: A booting method for computer system with multiple central processing units is provided. The method includes: initializing at least two CPUs of the multiple CPUs at start of a booting process; accessing, by each of the at least two initialized CPUs, a task description chart (TDC) stored in the computer system, wherein the TDC includes information of at least two tasks of the booting process; and selecting, by each of the at least two initialized CPUs, a task from at least two tasks according to selection information of the at least two tasks in the TDC; obtaining, by each of the at least two initialized CPUs, the selected task according to address information of the selected task in the TDC; and executing, by the initialized CPUs, the selected tasks at least partially in parallel.

Abstract: A method and system is provided for optimizing a boot time of a computer system with at least one CPU, in response to a boot command. The system includes memory and a processor. The processor executes instructions stored in the memory to access a task description chart (TDC) comprising essential tasks related to the booting of the system. The TDC is processed offline to create two sets of scheduling charts: an independent task chart (ITC) and a dependent task chart (DTC). The ITC includes all the independent tasks and the DTC includes all the dependent tasks. The DTC is further divided into DTC1 and DTC2. The tasks from all the charts are selected for execution based on priority. The method and system solve the scheduling overhead problem during the boot process, by optimizing the scheduling.

Abstract: A booting method for computer system with multiple central processing units is provided. The method includes: initializing at least two CPUs of the multiple CPUs at start of a booting process; accessing, by each of the at least two initialized CPUs, a task description chart (TDC) stored in the computer system, wherein the TDC includes information of at least two tasks of the booting process; and selecting, by each of the at least two initialized CPUs, a task from at least two tasks according to selection information of the at least two tasks in the TDC; obtaining, by each of the at least two initialized CPUs, the selected task according to address information of the selected task in the TDC; and executing, by the initialized CPUs, the selected tasks at least partially in parallel.

Abstract: A method and system is provided for optimizing a boot time of a computer system with at least one CPU, in response to a boot command. The system comprises of a memory and a processor. The processor executes a set of instructions stored in the memory to access a task description chart (TDC) comprising a set of essential tasks related to the booting of the system. The TDC is processed offline to create two sets of scheduling charts: an independent task chart (ITC) and a dependent task chart (DTC). The ITC includes all the independent tasks and the DTC includes all the dependent tasks. The DTC is further divided into DTC1 and DTC2. The tasks from all the charts are selected for execution based on the priority. The proposed method and system solves the scheduling overhead problem of the system during the boot process, by optimizing the scheduling process.