On Thu, 2023-10-12 at 18:14 +0200, GianPiero Puccioni wrote: > On 12/10/2023 16:08, olivares33561 via users wrote: > > Dear kind fedora users, > > > > I will like to remove rhgb quiet from grub. I have checked out some > > literature[1] and want to make sure not to mess up my system. I have a > > little problem, when loading system sometimes I don't get a desktop and > > have "No display" on screen. I have to manually poweroff system and > > restart it. > > When I restart I edit the grub loading and remove the "rhgb quiet" part so > > I can see what is going on. At the end a prompt says something in journal > > was bad and was deleted and I can login safely. This has happened several > > times on kernels 6.5.* series. > > > > I hope I can get a permanent removal of these so I do not have to edit the > > line and press F10 to boot it. I want to see what is happening and > > preventing X/Wayland to load up correctly. Running F38 if it is relevant. > > > > The easiest way is using "grubby", the command: > # grubby --remove-args="rhgb quiet" --update-kernel=DEFAULT > will remove "rhgb quiet" from the default kernel. You can use: > # grubby --info=DEFAULT > before and after to see the effect. > It should be permanent but it isn't: the next kernel update will revert to > "rhgb quiet" and you have to rerun grubby, it is a bug that, I hope, will be > fixed. > Use the '--update-kernel=ALL' option will change the cmdline options on all the installed kernels and any subsequently installed ones.
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