One way to get rid of it is, after you log in, type:
reset
at the command prompt. That resets your TTY parameters to the default, and
gets rid of the penguin.
If you put "vga=normal" in /etc/lilo.conf, you will also need to run the "lilo"
command to write a new boot sector.
But I suggest lea
On Sat, Dec 21, 2002 at 07:49:23PM +0800, Robert Storey wrote:
> On bootup, I simply want to boot into a text console. I've turned
> off gdm, and that gets rid of the graphical login. Unfortunately,
> it seems that I boot into a VESA framebuffer. At the console
> there is a penguin on the top left
Humble apologies for newbie ignorance.
With that said...
On bootup, I simply want to boot into a text console. I've turned
off gdm, and that gets rid of the graphical login. Unfortunately,
it seems that I boot into a VESA framebuffer. At the console
there is a penguin on the top left corner, and m
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