SuSE 7.2, how do I get rid of this ugly green border??
Right, I've just installed SuSE 7.2 for the first time ever today.. managed to get it up and running with XP, 98 with boot manager first time, which I'm quite chuffed about --- also managed to get Apache with PHP4 installed..... which I don't reckon is too bad for a first hour with linux...
but anyway---- my question is.. how do I get rid of this crap green border thing round my command line stuff..? (not familiar with correct terms as of yet, so bear with me please..) yeah, what I want is just a white on black text screen that looks like DOS or something.. rather than this fancy 'the linux experts' crap round the command stuff... (I installed minimal system, all I want is FTP, Apache, Perl and PHP installed ya see, because I just want the box to be a test server...) also, how do I access a CD-rom or Floppy drive.... any help much appreciated... hopefully I can get some linux knowledge going down soon!! peace. Dennis. |
I don't know how to get rid of what you describe. But I believe that that is a virtual console screen. Try pressing CTRL-ATL-F2 thru F6 and see if you can get another virtual console screen. Hopefully without the color.
You can access a cdrom or floppy by mounting them from the command line like this: For cdrom: mount -t iso9660 /dev/hd? /cdrom You have to substitute the correct letter for the ?. Also, you need to create the directory for mounting the drive. I used /cdrom as an example. For floppy: mount -t <fstype> /dev/fd0 /floppy The <fstype> is the file system on the floppy. You can use ext2 or vfat as two of possible file systems. Remember to unmount the drives before you remove the disks. This is the command to unmount umount /dev/hd? or umount /dev/fd0. |
Re: SuSE 7.2, how do I get rid of this ugly green border??
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-trickykid |
yeah cool - got the mounting done..
managed to install apache, php, perl etc. & pure ftpd exciting stuff..... still can't get rid of the green stuff, guess it will have to do!! how I long for a plain 'ol black and white command prompt!! anyway, cheers for the help guys!! |
UGLY Green border
you'll have to edit /etc/lilo.conf as root
and add under "image = /boot/vmlinuz.whatever label = linux root = /dev/xxx" this: append= " splash=0" then just type 'lilo' at a root prompt (make a backup of lilo.conf before) |
I found this page at SUSE's site. Check it out.
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