Doesn't the Tux disappear during the boot process? If not, try
orCode:clear
Btw, I am still looking for a way to disable the Tux altogether w/o recompiling the kernel.Code:reset
cu
probono
As cute as Tux is, he's kind of pesky when booting into init mode 2 (: knoppix 2) since less and man don't display right. Is there anyway to get rid of him?
Doesn't the Tux disappear during the boot process? If not, try
orCode:clear
Btw, I am still looking for a way to disable the Tux altogether w/o recompiling the kernel.Code:reset
cu
probono
see vga kernel boot parameter
Thanks for your hint, there is one that disables the framebuffer altogether, but I am looking for a way to disable the tux but still use the framebuffer.Originally Posted by Ghandalfar
some more hints: http://www.arnor.net/linuxlogo/download.html
Seems like the tux can be disabled in kernel 2.6.x by setting
CONFIG_LOGO_LINUX_CLUT224=n
in the kernel source configuration and then recompiling.

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