Sure. We need a ton of help.
On Thu, 04 Nov 2004 12:02:19 -0200, Andr� Filipe de Assun��o e Brito <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Em S�b, 2004-10-30 �s 19:22 +0200, website escreveu: > > > > On Saturday 30 October 2004 17:47, Luis M wrote: > > > Well, I only care about people who actually have "silent" mode > > > working. It seems that the reason some computers jump out of silent > > > mode is because some kernel modules flag some alerts/warnings for > > > whatever reason (usually not real emergencies; or not something that > > > regular, mere mortals should care to read). I know power users could > > > care less about silent mode. For the rest of us, there is a bootlogd > > > that logs all boot messages to /var/log/boot. In case there are needed > > > later. So for mere mortals the ideal Debian Desktop should be able to: > > > > Yes it's true > > > > > > > > * Go into "super silent" mode where fbsplash/debsplash would NEVER > > > show messages no matter what. Well, except perhaps when fsck is > > > checking a drive... who knows (for those who don't use XFS, ext3 or > > > whatever). In case fsck is going on, then it would be good if we can > > > add another progress bar to display this only :-) but hey, this can be > > > put in a TODO for later. And of course the F2 key to dump the whole > > > thing to verbose should be an option (as sometimes some processes > > > would stop the whole boot rc waiting for whatever. This happens to me > > > when some USB drivers are being automatically loaded (cpia-usb) with > > > the current 2.6.8.1 vanilla kernel and module tools from Sarge). > > > > > Please contact the developers before send a message like this to the ml
