On 1/28/08, Steve Langasek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
** Changed in: grub (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Wishlist
I pose that until a person can make the console display on boot, this
isn't a wishlist. This bug is problem enough that I would task time to
try a different linux. I thought my
Chris, does the grub quiet command cause your screen to stay blank?
That's certainly a more serious issue, can you please file a new bug?
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no way to configure update-grub not to set 'quiet' option in menu.lst
non-recovery stanzas
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/137136
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The grub quiet option (or command if you like) - the one that is on
its own line inside a menu entry stanza - only disables some messages
that grub prints before the kernel boots. It does not alter the
verbosity of the kernel nor of the start-up scripts. Unless there's a
bug. See the Ubuntu grub
On 1/29/08, Tormod Volden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chris, does the grub quiet command cause your screen to stay blank?
That's certainly a more serious issue, can you please file a new bug?
Hi Tormod,
Thanks for writing back. No, the problem I have is that I am unable to
disable the quiet
Hi Tormod,
Thanks for writing back. Ah, yes. I understand better now. Then my
humble suggestion would be to mention /etc/default/grub and the
supports_quiet=false option within the comments of menu.lst (the
magically reappearing quiet grub option is what brought my annoying
self here) :) That
** Changed in: grub (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Wishlist
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no way to configure update-grub not to set 'quiet' option in menu.lst
non-recovery stanzas
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/137136
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Thanks for the patch. I think this bug should be set to wishlist, but
I can't :)
** Changed in: grub (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = Confirmed
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no way to configure update-grub not to set 'quiet' option in menu.lst
non-recovery stanzas
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/137136
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No matter the steps I take, I cannot un-quiet my Gusty install. One of
the first things I do (after fixing apt's sources.list) is to undo the
splash and quiet. I've done it all and can't get it to show the
startup like it did with fiesty. I don't know if Gutsy does this to
our servers (as opposed
I agree entirely with Peter on this. By not including a skeleton
/etc/default/grub or not mentioning the file in the standard
documentation, you guys are strongly breaking the principle of least
surprise.
To date, I think this is the only case of a program I have encountered
on a Debian-based
Hi Tormod, thanks for your answer, as I always re-edited menu.lst to remove the
quiet lines which update-grub always wrote. None of my ubuntu distributions
have a /etc/default/grub file; do you mean we create that file with the line
supports_quiet=false ? imho, this should be the default, as
Yes, you can create /etc/default/grub yourself, it's not there by
default. quiet splash are kernel/boot parameters, not grub options.
It's a bit confusing but those two quiet are two different things.
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no way to configure update-grub not to set 'quiet' option in menu.lst
non-recovery stanzas
I note that (a) /etc/default/grub isn't documented in the update-grub(8)
manpage; (b) there's no indication that this supports_quiet setting is
supposed to be a user setting rather than a random internal script
variable that might stop working or behave differently in future (c)
there's no way to
I think the use case in the wiki is about the boot/kernel option, not the grub
option. Therefore this is not really a bug. If you want to disable the grub
quiet option, add
supports_quiet=false to your /etc/default/grub
** Changed in: grub (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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no way to
Change:
# defoptions=quiet splash
to
# defoptions=splash
There you go.
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no way to configure update-grub not to set 'quiet' option in menu.lst
non-recovery stanzas
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/137136
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No, that just removes 'quiet' from the kernel command line (which I've
already done). The grub 'quiet' keyword controls messages from grub
itself, and is something different.
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no way to configure update-grub not to set 'quiet' option in menu.lst
non-recovery stanzas
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