From: "sese granola" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Ok, let me rephrase then. There are definitely times when I want
> lots of output for debugging but generally I want no output beyond
> the primary task of loading an os.
> I hate to choose one or the other and would hope some way
> to provide for both possibilities may be found. Even if only it's a
> compile time option.
Automatically calling cls() prevents me from seeing output. Error
messages and other.
cls() decides about the destiny of messages which are not under GRUB's
control!
I definitvely don't talk about debug output! Debug messages should
default to "off".
It's okay if GRUB suppresses it's own messages. It's also okay when
you can call a cls-like command in GRUB (menu.lst). (You could do so
by printing some newlines.)
If somebody wants a clear screen, there are thousend possibilties to
do so after /sbin/init gets called...
Who on this list really suppresses e.g. kernel output??
auto-cls() as (compile time) default is bad!
Regards,
Robert
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