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Date: Fri, 5 Apr 2002 04:13:09 +0100
From: dean@vipersoft.co.uk
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Subject: Re: Re: faster boots?
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> > If the video card is old and slow, could all this extra stuff that
> > scrolls up the screen be causing the issue?  If so is there a way of
> > turning this off?
>
> Boot with the "quiet" option to quieten messages. (I think its quiet
> anyway)

Yes, just add the line:
append="quiet" to the correct section in your lilo.conf to have the
initial bootup messages turned off.  You can still access these messages
via dmesg of course.

HTH and HAND.

- Dean

ps Alan (sorry for the cc to you - I slipped;)

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