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Edit your grub menu.lst as follows:
# (0) Arch Linux
title Arch Linux
root (hd0,2)
kernel /boot/vmlinuz26 root=/dev/disk/by-uuid/dad0f0d0-92de-4b5b-8ac4-d93e10546b7a ro quiet
initrd /boot/kernel26.img
cat /boot/grub/clear_screen # Add this line
Then simply create /boot/grub/clear_screen and fill it with 30-50 blank lines. The same method could be used to display a quick message or banner at boot time.
Take care,
One Mynds Eye
Last edited by onemyndseye (2010-06-18 23:02:12)
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Why not just use hiddenmenu and a shorter timeout?
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Why not just use hiddenmenu and a shorter timeout?
I didn't test what Op suggests, but i know that if i have a hidden menu plus shorter time out plus the quiet in front of the kernel line, grub will still print some message before loading the kernel. I didn't test but maybe that is what it "fixes"??
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Yes exactly... I guess I should have explained myself better..
Its simplely cosmetic but the grub that ships with arch doesnt contain the "clear" command that can be used to clear the screen before loading the kernel. This serves as a quick stand-in.
Sorry for not being more clear
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A very creative (and effective) way to do it.
Thank you!!!
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