For the first portion of the "boot dialog" -- the portion managed by the
kernel -- there is no practical way I know of to slow it down. The second
part -- managed by the init scripts -- can be modified like anything else
that uses shell scripting.
But if all you actually want is a way to read the messages more easily,
there is an alternative. The kernel messages will be stored in a buffer that
you can read with the command "dmesg". Later messages will also be written
to the system log (/var/log/messages, if you haven't modified the syslog
configuration).
At 04:05 PM 4/23/99 -0500, Kurgan wrote:
>Is there a way to slow down the boot dialog or have it pause momentarily for
>each command?
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