How come I don't see this when i turn on my computer and boot Fedora 10?? instead I see a white and blue bar at the bottom of the screen and Fedora 10 in the bottom right corner.
that should be because ure using nvidia or intel card. there driver don't support kernel mode setting. (well intel does, but I think they have some problem atm). Nvidia won't support it anytime soon on a side note
So is there any way to fix this other than installing another video card?? What kind of card would be compatible? I'm using my computer's stock intel card at the moment.
there is a workaround, it brings out the plymouth without using kms.
you open as root /boot/grub/menu.lst and you add at the end of the kernel line : vga=0x343. the last 3 digits (343) depend on the resolution of your screen. if you are unsure type vga=ask instead (at the same place) reboot and you can choose from the list. to make it permanent you edit the file that I mentioned earlier
but if you have an intel card you shouldn't worry to much. it will come out soon enough and when it does, just remove the vga thingie from the menu.lst
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czechu97 9 months ago
They named the project... after a hat
WWEfireworkfan 1 year ago
@WWEfireworkfan Better than 'masturbating minx'
MillBelater 1 year ago
fedora is really cool
Ubumaniaes 1 year ago
How come I don't see this when i turn on my computer and boot Fedora 10?? instead I see a white and blue bar at the bottom of the screen and Fedora 10 in the bottom right corner.
onemadmod 3 years ago
that should be because ure using nvidia or intel card. there driver don't support kernel mode setting. (well intel does, but I think they have some problem atm). Nvidia won't support it anytime soon on a side note
pwnZou 3 years ago
So is there any way to fix this other than installing another video card?? What kind of card would be compatible? I'm using my computer's stock intel card at the moment.
onemadmod 3 years ago
there is a workaround, it brings out the plymouth without using kms.
you open as root /boot/grub/menu.lst and you add at the end of the kernel line : vga=0x343. the last 3 digits (343) depend on the resolution of your screen. if you are unsure type vga=ask instead (at the same place) reboot and you can choose from the list. to make it permanent you edit the file that I mentioned earlier
assalane 3 years ago
but if you have an intel card you shouldn't worry to much. it will come out soon enough and when it does, just remove the vga thingie from the menu.lst
assalane 3 years ago
nice, thanks assalane i'm trying it out now! when does the update from intel come out? and is it gonna be in the repos?
agush22 3 years ago
Is that from power off to log in? I'm not as wowed as I expected, but it does look a bit faster.
nickmorgan19457 3 years ago