On Thu, 8 Apr 2004, Peter McEvoy wrote:
> Is it really hard to run a script before x starts with fedora?
Fedora has a graphical boot, started early from sysinit, which runs
an X server at low-res. You can disable it in any one of several
ways:
- edit grub.conf to _not_ pass rhgb to the kernel commandline
- edit /etc/sysconfig/init and set GRAPHICAL=no
- rpm -e rhgb / apt-get remove rhgb
(setting BOOTUP to anything but "color" will also turn off rhgb, but
then it will also disable the colour action results,
/etc/sysconfig/init::GRAPHICAL is probably the recc'd way).
> --
> Pete
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