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[opensuse] How do I turn off frame-buff switch on boot ??
- From: Linda Walsh <suse@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 27 Oct 2009 12:08:50 -0700
- Message-id: <4AE74542.2040703@xxxxxxxxx>
I'd like to keep my console in native vga/ega mode -- its'
faster, I don't miss output, nor do I have long blank periods and
it's more reliable (right now I see NO output from when the
kernel starts to boot until the login prompt appears, so I don't know if a kernel is coming up or has hung until the boot
process has finished).
So how do I disable the switch to using the frame buffer,
globally for all boots on my system?
Is there a simple switch I can set somewhere?
Or is this a problem (a 'bug'?)...? ;-)
thanks much!
-linda
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faster, I don't miss output, nor do I have long blank periods and
it's more reliable (right now I see NO output from when the
kernel starts to boot until the login prompt appears, so I don't know if a kernel is coming up or has hung until the boot
process has finished).
So how do I disable the switch to using the frame buffer,
globally for all boots on my system?
Is there a simple switch I can set somewhere?
Or is this a problem (a 'bug'?)...? ;-)
thanks much!
-linda
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