[solved] Getting rid of the Arch logo(s) at boot?

.:B:. · 2009-05-26 21:29:48

Peasantoid wrote:

So I basically just stick it in like this?

title  Arch Linux
root   (hd0,2)
kernel /boot/vmlinuz26 root=/dev/sda3 ro vga=773 logo.nologo
initrd /boot/kernel26.img

And a few minutes later:

Peasantoid wrote:

It worked. Thanks everyone.

* B wonders what happened to people trying before asking

Peasantoid · 2009-05-26 21:34:15

B wrote:

* B wonders what happened to people trying before asking

* Peasantoid answers B's rhetorical question by saying "I wanted to make sure before I broke something."

von_Wanderlust · 2009-05-27 02:07:39

broch wrote:

no need to look up the internet
simply
cd /usr/src/$(uname -r)/Documentation/
and you have local and up to date version of kernel-parameters.txt

Yeah, I realised it was part of the kernel docs once I saw the first link. I looked in that location as well as sending find through / to look for kernel-parameters.txt but it isn't on my system. I don't have a Documentation folder at all and thought it must have been because of the old Arch-strips-docs-rule, but you are saying you have it on your arch machine? What package that should be creating that folder, the kernel?

broch · 2009-05-27 13:05:29

von_Wanderlust wrote:

broch wrote:
no need to look up the internet
simply
cd /usr/src/$(uname -r)/Documentation/
and you have local and up to date version of kernel-parameters.txt
Yeah, I realised it was part of the kernel docs once I saw the first link. I looked in that location as well as sending find through / to look for kernel-parameters.txt but it isn't on my system. I don't have a Documentation folder at all and thought it must have been because of the old Arch-strips-docs-rule, but you are saying you have it on your arch machine? What package that should be creating that folder, the kernel?

yes, this is/should be in the kernel folder, however, because you do not have full sources installed, most of the stuff is missing there, I forgot that by default Arch do not install full kernel sources.

haxit · 2009-05-27 19:23:07

Peasantoid wrote:

B wrote:
* B wonders what happened to people trying before asking
* Peasantoid answers B's rhetorical question by saying "I wanted to make sure before I broke something."

Don't worry about breaking arch. I have broken many things and I am still on my first install. Sometimes I think I cannot fix it, but I can

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#26 2009-05-26 21:29:48

Re: [solved] Getting rid of the Arch logo(s) at boot?

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