so where's my graphical boot?

[Robert L Cochran]

Actually, I like the graphical boot, and think it could become spiffier.
That wimpy little rectangle of incredibly difficult to read off-blue
doesn't do graphical booting any justice! The graphics have to take
charge of the whole monitor and wow the beholder! Maybe add some dancing
_________ (insert desired object name here.) Then some writer can
publish articles:

"25 Red Hat Linux Boot Secrets"
"Grubbing Behind The Scenes"
"Rare Entertainment: Add Animations To Your Linux Boot"
"Wow Them With Graphical Booting From A Disk Key"

Bob Cochran


On Mon, 2003-08-04 at 23:22, Robert P. J. Day wrote:
>     with everyone else asking how to turn *off* their graphical
> boot, i'm wondering why i'm getting the same old command line
> boot sequence.
> 
>   i've gone through /etc/rc.sysinit, found the place where the
> graphical boot is started, and am trying to figure out why mine
> is not being invoked.
> 
>   is it because i'm running a 2.6.0-xxx kernel?  what exactly
> is supposed to be true to get a graphical boot?  puzzled.
> 
> rday
> 
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