Fedora: Graphical Boot

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When Fedora Linux Core 1 boots, it at one points loads X up to display the
programs and services much prettier than a text display. After it
finishes, it returns to the console, where it then loads X again for the
graphical login prompt.

Is there a way I can disable that initial X interface so it shows only
text?  I believe that might speed startup by about five seconds or so.

(Which isn't really a big deal, I guess, but it's something I have noticed
a few times now).

Michael.
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Reply mlavalle (13) 2/3/2004 10:45:27 PM

Michael Lavallee wrote:
> When Fedora Linux Core 1 boots, it at one points loads X up to display the
> programs and services much prettier than a text display. After it
> finishes, it returns to the console, where it then loads X again for the
> graphical login prompt.
> 
> Is there a way I can disable that initial X interface so it shows only
> text?  I believe that might speed startup by about five seconds or so.
> 
> (Which isn't really a big deal, I guess, but it's something I have noticed
> a few times now).
> 
> Michael.

Edit /boot/grub/grub.conf, remove 'rhgb' from the kernel line.

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Reply Mauriat 2/4/2004 12:23:16 AM


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