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Hey,
When I reboot/shutdown my system, Xfce desktop gets closed and tty1 is being showed. However, all the shutdown procedures ( that colored list, I don't know how to call it ) is being executed on tty6. So, if I want to see all those messages during reboot/shutdown procedure, I have to switch back to tty6. Is it possible to set tty1 to show those messages?
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In case it's of interest, this is a tricky issue in Fedora also.
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So nobody seem to know how to change it?
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My workaround is
chvt 1 && rebootfor reboot. This switches to vt1 and invokes reboot thereafter. Shutdown works similarly.
You don't see X shutting down, but I don't care about that.
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I got one better, super clean!
added the following to my /etc/rc.shutdown
/usr/bin/chvt 1
clearjust before
run_hook shutdown_startEDIT: it seems this is still hit & miss
Last edited by carnagex420x (2011-04-20 09:38:11)
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edited my inittab for tty1
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Di … t_Messages
kept 'clear' in my rc.shutdown too, so the boot and halt messages dont run together.
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Seems like a good solution. The thread IS 2 years old though, so I'll close it now. If anyone has anything to add that is very specifically on-topic here, message a mod to re-open. Otherwise, start a new thread.
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