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05-27-2009 06:19 PM
05-27-2009 06:19 PM
8.5 firmware is sloooooow
I'm seeing the 8.5 firmware take up to 15 minutes just to get to the point where I select the updates to install. The "booting" screen alone takes up to 5 minutes, and enumerating the installed and available packages takes another 10. Then the actual installations take about twice as long as previous versions. This is regardless of model (my customer's DL385-G1s take just as long as their DL585-G2s). I've had to advise my customer to allow twice the usual downtime for firmware updates, which is unacceptable to them.
So. Known issue? Roll back to 8.4?
So. Known issue? Roll back to 8.4?
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