* Tom Nielsen (Thu, Feb 28, 2002 at 11:11:07AM -0800)

I've worked on this for months now and haven't come up with a solution.

I'd like some info also. It appears to me that if you don't set it up during installation, it won't work no matter what you do. I've tried every recommendation mentioned. I installed SuSe in 3 systems. Of the 3, 2 have the splash screen. Those 2 units were booted from the CD when I installed SuSe and the one that doesn't have the splash was booted from the floppy disk.

Strainge I know, but I've heard strainger.

1) make sure you use either a default suse kernel, or if you compiled your own, make sure to do a mkinitrd 2) make sure you have the relevant rpms installed [I forgot which, default and default with office both have it] 3) set the option vga=0x0317 in lilo.conf WARNING: This may cause conflicts and or weird/shitty behaviour with certain video cards, esp. on laptops with Geforce2Go or ATI rage (8Mb version) Also causes sever conflicts w. Nvidia Geforce 3 Ti 500 boards Gerhard, <@jasongeo.com> == The Acoustic Motorbiker == -- __O If your watch is wound, wound to run, it will =`\<, If your time is due, due to come, it will (=)/(=) Living this life, is like trying to learn latin in a chines firedrill

This thread is a tad confusing, is this on the Graphical Display for LILO or the animated frame buffer on tty1 on boot? I got the Graphical LILO Display, which is great, but never got the Animated Frame Buffer working on any machine... Robert K Davies On 28 Feb 2002 12:26:13 -0800, Tom Nielsen wrote:

I used the default kernel and had the rpms...also tried the vga=0x0317. I installed using the 7.3 Pro version and didn't compile my own since I don't know how to do it. The only difference was the CD/floppy. I've tried everything that people mention to get it to work and nothing happens.

I'm not about to reinstall to get it working either. I can live with it. Plus, it makes me look more impressive to my Windows buddies when they see all the text flying by the screen.

You name it, I've tried it.

Tom

-----Original Message----- From: Gerhard den Hollander [mailto:gerhard@jasongeo.com] Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 11:40 AM To: Tom Nielsen Cc: Berge, Harry ten; SuSE general (E-mail) Subject: Re: [SLE] splash screen

* Tom Nielsen (Thu, Feb 28, 2002 at 11:11:07AM -0800)

...

I've worked on this for months now and haven't come up with a solution.

...

I'd like some info also. It appears to me that if you don't set it up during installation, it won't work no matter what you do. I've tried every recommendation mentioned. I installed SuSe in 3 systems. Of the 3, 2 have the splash screen. Those 2 units were booted from the CD when I installed SuSe and the one that doesn't have the splash was booted from the floppy disk.

...

Strainge I know, but I've heard strainger.

1) make sure you use either a default suse kernel, or if you compiled your own, make sure to do a mkinitrd 2) make sure you have the relevant rpms installed [I forgot which, default and default with office both have it] 3) set the option vga=0x0317 in lilo.conf

WARNING: This may cause conflicts and or weird/shitty behaviour with certain video cards, esp. on laptops with Geforce2Go or ATI rage (8Mb version) Also causes sever conflicts w. Nvidia Geforce 3 Ti 500 boards

Gerhard, <@jasongeo.com> == The Acoustic Motorbiker == -- __O If your watch is wound, wound to run, it will =`\<, If your time is due, due to come, it will (=)/(=) Living this life, is like trying to learn latin in a chines firedrill

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