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I need to write a service which has to start at android boot time from init.rc.
If i am giving a huge delay in service daemon shell script with sleep function, does this delay increases the android boot time?
The service does not depend on any other events.
Regards,
I guess that it will not influence on the boot time. init starts a new service in a new forked process, so the sleep in your service will not influence on boot time.
However, maybe it’s worth to add your service after boot?