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Does the CONCURRENCY=shell tweak work in 11.10?

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Do newer Ubuntu releases benefit from multicore processors at boot time?

I have a multi-core processor, so I just thought I'd make use of this tweak. But before I do tweak it, I would like to know whether this tweak still works in 11.10?

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answered 2 Years ago steaocyte · Accepted Answer

Ubuntu has had a concurrent (specifically, an event based) init daemon in upstart for a number of releases - since Ubuntu 8.04 at least. Most of the boot up process is handled by upstart scripts, and has been since Ubuntu 10.04.

In short, no. CONCURRENCY=shell doesn't do anything useful anymore.