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Hi, I've tried to blank video on boot... without any solution... I want to avoid all boot messages, keeping the video blank... I tried bootsplash patch, but it display an ...
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  1. 09-03-2005 #1
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    Suppressing boot messages...

    Hi, I've tried to blank video on boot... without any solution...
    I want to avoid all boot messages, keeping the video blank...
    I tried bootsplash patch, but it display an image and progress bar... I need a black screen...

    A friend of mine told me: "Comment the printk implementation!?!?!!"... It can be a good solution or some service can stop because it?

    Thanks...
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    What about locating image file for your currently installed bootsplash and refill it black? Images are int /etc/bootsplash/themes/CurrentTheme....
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    Opss....

    Logically you are right... so simple!
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