Thank you. On Monday 22 October 2001 17:06, Randall Jonasz wrote: > Hi ltiu, > > As far as I know you have two choices to turn off the graphic boot > screens. If you look in /etc/lilo.conf you'll see the second entry > label=linux-nonfb . If you boot this kernel which is the same as the > default, the graphic boot screen is turned off. Alternatively, you can > alter the symlink to lilo in /boot to point to the menu or text dirs. I > believe this should also remove the graphic boot up. > > Hope this helps! > > Randy > > On Mon, 22 Oct 2001, ltiu wrote: > |Aurora is a user space application that runs after init. Kernel loading > | runs before init and hence before Aurora. Aurora covers init's messages > | but not the kernel's messages. After turning off Aurora, I can now see > | init's messages, but still there is this welcome message in different > | languages that shows itself at the start of kernel loading instead of the > | familiar line by line text message from the kernel. > | > |There seems to be something else that runs during kernel boot that causes > |this blue screen graphic full of foreign language greetings to cover the > |kernel's messages. Is this blue graphic part of the Mandrake supplied > | kernel?? > | > |Thanks. > | > |ltiu > | > |On Monday 22 October 2001 13:18, Sergio Korlowsky wrote: > |> On Monday 22 October 2001 01:02 am, you wrote: > |> > Hello, > |> > > |> > During kernel loading in Mandrake 8.1 there is this blue graphic full > |> > of foriegn language phrases, how do you turn off this blue graphic > |> > that covers the line by line text message that the kernel prints out > |> > during booting? I need to see these kernel messages for debugging. > |> > Thanks. > |> > > |> > ltiu > |> > |> Sorry to inform you that the 'Blue Screen' at start doen't cover any > |> lines... in fact is a welcome message in several languages, what you > |> might want to turn off is probably Aurora... the graphics that appears > |> while loading. > |> > |> To do this go to "The Mandrake Control Center' Then click in Boot... > |> then Boot Config, and de-select Launch Aurora at boot time. That's it! > |> > |> You may also select Launch the X-Window system at start... or not to > |> launch! > |> > |> sk
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