Boot display -

[Bob Goodwin]

Another question I know has been answered before but I haven't found it.

How do I restore the normal boot text display using inittab set to 3?  
All I see now is a blue progress bar.

Bob

[Bryn M. Reeves]

Bob Goodwin wrote:
> Another question I know has been answered before but I haven't found it.
>
> How do I restore the normal boot text display using inittab set to 3?  
> All I see now is a blue progress bar.

Remove "rhgb" from all kernel lines in /boot/grub/grub.conf.

Regards,
Bryn.

[Rahul Sundaram]

Bob Goodwin wrote:
> Another question I know has been answered before but I haven't found it.
>
> How do I restore the normal boot text display using inittab set to 3?  
> All I see now is a blue progress bar.

Edit /etc/grub.conf and remove rhgb and optionally quiet as well.

Rahul

[Joachim Backes]

Bob Goodwin wrote:
> Another question I know has been answered before but I haven't found it.
>
> How do I restore the normal boot text display using inittab set to 3?  
> All I see now is a blue progress bar.
>
> Bob

Fast solution: I found out that pressing the ESC key -during the blue 
bar is shown- acts as toggle for displaying the console output.

[Rangeen Basu]

Another question I know has been answered before but I haven't found it.
> How do I restore the normal boot text display using inittab set to 3?  All
> I see now is a blue progress bar.
>
> Bob

You can simply press 'del' during boot to toggle or you can remove rhgb for
permanent solution..

[Suvayu Ali]

2009/2/26 Rangeen Basu :
> You can simply press 'del' during boot to toggle or you can remove rhgb for
> permanent solution..

so many key suggestions for the same purpose leads me to think maybe
pressing any key works? As for me I have only tried Alt+d and it
worked (like pre-plymouth days).