Boot Logo
So I have recompiled my kernel, and have selected the following options that deal with boot logo/resolution:
Device Drivers -> Graphics Support ->[*] Support for frame buffer devices[*] VESA VGA graphics support Console display driver support ->[*] Video mode selection support <*> Framebuffer Console support [*]Select compiled-in fonts[*]VGA 8x16 font Logo configuration->[*]Bootup logo[*] Standard 224-color Linux logo Now the kernel works fine, linux boots, etc. but when I add 'vga=0x318' to grub in the kernel options, I get a blank screen while linux is booting, until I get the KDE login prompt. Although I don't think it matters, I'm using debian sarge and the kernel is 2.6.10. As well, I'm using the default kernel boot logos, so I haven't changed anything in the linux source directory before I compile the kernel. Does anybody have any ideas? Thanks. |
Re: Boot Logo
hi there,
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Same thing, just a blank screen.
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hi there,
ok... let's take a look in your grub.conf file... vesa is a pretty standard driver ... should work with any graphic card.. weird.. regards slackie1000 |
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