[TriLUG] The "right" way to disable graphical boot
Brian Henning
brian at strutmasters.com
Fri Oct 29 12:21:22 EDT 2004
Howdy Folks,
Morris Walton's message reminded me that I've been meaning to ask this for a
while now.
I dislike FC's fancy graphical boot process. It strikes me as pandering
toward the computer-illiterate by hiding information, and wasteful from a
resource standpoint. So I want to turn it off.
At home, I hacked rc.sysinit and commented out the lines responsible for
launching the graphical boot, but that doesn't seem like the "right" way to
disable it. I see that there's a condition for starting graphical boot,
"$GRAPHICAL" = "yes". How is that var set? My guess would be a kernel
parameter, perhaps that I could set in grub.conf. Am I right? I've never
messed with kernel params before, so I'm sort of in the dark on how to make
this happen.
Thanks as always,
~Brian
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Brian A. Henning
Strutmasters.com
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