Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: usplash
When I start up my computer and switch to tty1 while the nice new usplash
software is running, I seem to get a lot of debugging info from usplash. This
litters the screen and continues to be seen even after usplash has finished its
animation, and when you're trying to log in (which is sometimes confusing, as
the login text is obscured by the debugging information). A small excerpt from
the information:
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usplash: Using mode 800x600
Calling INT 0x1A (F000:FE6E)
EAX is 0xB102
Calling INT 0x1A (F000:FE6E)
EAX is 0xB10A
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It would be great if this info could be not sent at all, or sent into the bit
bucket instead of to the screen, at least for those (few?) who sometimes prefer
logging into text-only mode.
** Affects: usplash (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: usplash
- When I start up my computer and switch to tty1 while the nice new usplash
software is running, I seem to get a lot of debugging info from usplash. This
litters the screen and continues to be seen even after usplash has finished its
animation. A small excerpt from the information:
+ When I start up my computer and switch to tty1 while the nice new usplash
software is running, I seem to get a lot of debugging info from usplash. This
litters the screen and continues to be seen even after usplash has finished its
animation, and when you're trying to log in (which is sometimes confusing, as
the login text is obscured by the debugging information). A small excerpt from
the information:
--
usplash: Using mode 800x600
Calling INT 0x1A (F000:FE6E)
EAX is 0xB102
Calling INT 0x1A (F000:FE6E)
EAX is 0xB10A
--
It would be great if this info could be not sent at all, or sent into the bit
bucket instead of to the screen, at least for those (few?) who sometimes prefer
logging into text-only mode.
** Tags added: usplash
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tty1 littered with debug info
https://launchpad.net/bugs/70387
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