I am using a flat screen TV for a monitor that is VERY picky about video
modes. I have bulled through installation with various hacks, and have X
working, but now I cannot sync to the GRUB menu screen to make boot
choices.
I am looking for info on how to set video mode that GRUB uses for the
menu,
Herbert Carl Meyer wrote:
I am looking for info on how to set video mode that GRUB uses for the
menu, either as a menu option or compiled in.
have you tried 'vga=' in append line?
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g wrote:
have you tried 'vga=' in append line?
oops. that should be 'vga=' in _kernel_ line.
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g wrote:
g wrote:
have you tried 'vga=' in append line?
oops. that should be 'vga=' in _kernel_ line.
I think he wants the GRUB menu to appear in a different resolution.
AFAIK, GRUB uses the BIOS resolution. Not sure if it's changeable.
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g wrote:
Herbert Carl Meyer wrote:
I am looking for info on how to set video mode that GRUB uses for the
menu, either as a menu option or compiled in.
have you tried 'vga=' in append line?
I thought that only affected booting the kernel associated with the
append line, and not the Grub me
Konstantin Svist wrote:
I think he wants the GRUB menu to appear in a different resolution.
AFAIK, GRUB uses the BIOS resolution. Not sure if it's changeable.
konstantin & mikkel,
both correct, i should have read post 4 times instead of just 3.
i am new to grub and there is very minimal 'man'
Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote:
> I thought that only affected booting the kernel associated with the
> append line, and not the Grub menu.
well, i now have more understanding about grub than i had gained in my last
post, and maybe a little more than a few viewers of this thread, and a lot
more than i
Herbert Carl Meyer wrote:
I am using a flat screen TV for a monitor that is VERY picky about video
modes. I have bulled through installation with various hacks, and have X
working, but now I cannot sync to the GRUB menu screen to make boot
choices.
I am looking for info on how to set video mode t
Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote:
One more thought - does the usual BIOS stuff show up properly?
konstantin mentioned 'bios resolution' and your are saying 'bios stuff'.
not sure what konstantin means by 'bios resolution', tho i would guess
'graphics chip startup default'.
i take it you mean 'bios s
Removing the splash= produces a pure text menu that the TV displays
properly. Thank you, Mikkel. TV's, even modern flat screens, make lousy
computer monitors. The basic purpose of this system is a DVR.
Jeremy K added the splash to grub to improve it, and as an advertising
vector. Side effect was
Herbert Carl Meyer wrote:
As far as grub sucking, it was written for a purpose by somebody else.
read what i wrote. i said grub stinks. that is why it is being rewritten.
manual sucks and needs to be rewritten with more information so people
can have a better understanding of what is supposed
Herbert Carl Meyer wrote:
Removing the splash= produces a pure text menu that the TV displays
properly. Thank you, Mikkel. TV's, even modern flat screens, make lousy
computer monitors. The basic purpose of this system is a DVR.
Jeremy K added the splash to grub to improve it, and as an advertis
On Sat, 2008-06-28 at 23:01 -0400, Herbert Carl Meyer wrote:
> Removing the splash= produces a pure text menu that the TV displays
> properly. Thank you, Mikkel. TV's, even modern flat screens, make lousy
> computer monitors. The basic purpose of this system is a DVR.
>
> Jeremy K added the spla
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