Why does the remote take so long to power up? It feels as slow as an old mainframe, and that for a box handling just a handful buttons and a rather basic display. My profiler has about 800 rigs installed so it takes a while to boot, but the remote needs an additional 15-20 seconds before it is ready. The profilers boot-time could possibly be reduced significantly with the introduction of journaling filesystems, but booting the remote shouldn't involve much more than loading a firmware image from NVRAM and som very basic hardware initialisation and testing. I don't think it is unreasonable to expect it to start in less than 5 sec. I've been involved in the development of embedded devices that use rather complex unix kernels for scheduling, but are stripped from unnecessary processes and user-space applications, and as a result take only fractions of a second to power up. Is the Kemper remote running some desktop-monstrosity of an operating-system?
Kemper Remote slow boot
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