Edgy 2.6.10 taking tens of minutes to boot up
David Restall - System Administrator
dave at restall.net
Tue Apr 24 08:23:06 UTC 2007
Hi Jaska,
>> Look for this line in /boot/grub/menu.lst:
>>
>> # defoptions=quiet splash
>>
>> Change that as you will, then update-grub will change the menu items
>> accordingly.
Snip...
> I've just edited menu.lst and done an update-grub and the changes stayed
> in place so I can't replicate the problem. Hopefully, the changes will
> stay in place over the next kernel upgrade.
Today the machine booted with a black screen, no messages displayed so
I dug a bit deeper. I'd left the line as :-
# defoptions=splash
so I changed that to :-
# defoptions=
i.e. I don't want a splash and I want a verbose boot. Did an update-grub
and voila - the line is replaced with :-
# defoptions=quiet splash
and all the kernels get those options. This is what I was seeing before.
It appears that update-grub puts those options in if it finds no default
options. Now this isn't what I'd expect - though I must admit to not
being a grub guru (TM). I would expect no default options to mean that,
dont add any options, I then tried the following :-
# defoptions=nosplash
and this seems to have worked fine.
Now, what was the original poster's question :-)
TTFN
D
ubuntu/users-2007-04-24.tx janne.jokitalo at dnainternet.net
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