The screen with the query marks is still there, but disappears after a
few seconds, and a normal boot follows. I am treating it as a nuisance,
like the family friend who had 3 message boxes on booting Windows. He treated them as normal for the OS, and said that he was lucky to have
only 3.
Looking at the journal, the following line looked puzzling but normal:
Unknown kernel command line parameters "splash noiswmd BOOT_IMAGE=/boot/vmlinuz-5.17.11-desktop-1.mga8 vga=791", will be passed
to user space.
/etc/default/grub has it as follows:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="ro splash quiet noiswmd root=UUID=f71c302b-10b7-4849-ab69-ab90c91a8ee0 audit=0 resume=UUID=36eb141e-fa35-4df0-bce4-b169d7177ecb vga=791"
Somehow, the boot process reads the parameters in a different sequence.
I don't need the "resume." I have only just noticed that "nokmsboot" is
not there. That is because I was running the "nouveau" driver. It needs
to be fixed.
I can never remember when nokmsboot is needed and when it must not be present. If it's working without it, then don't add it.
The screen with the query marks is still there, but disappears after a
few seconds, and a normal boot follows. I am treating it as a nuisance, like the family friend who had 3 message boxes on booting Windows. He treated them as normal for the OS, and said that he was lucky to have
only 3.
Looking at the journal, the following line looked puzzling but normal:
Unknown kernel command line parameters "splash noiswmd BOOT_IMAGE=/boot/vmlinuz-5.17.11-desktop-1.mga8 vga=791", will be passed
to user space.
On 8/6/22 03:18, Doug Laidlaw wrote:
The screen with the query marks is still there, but disappears after a
few seconds, and a normal boot follows. I am treating it as a nuisance, >> like the family friend who had 3 message boxes on booting Windows. He
treated them as normal for the OS, and said that he was lucky to have
only 3.
Looking at the journal, the following line looked puzzling but normal:
Unknown kernel command line parameters "splash noiswmd
BOOT_IMAGE=/boot/vmlinuz-5.17.11-desktop-1.mga8 vga=791", will be passed
to user space.
I removed splash also. I like the kernel messages
The screen with the query marks is still there, but disappears after a
few seconds, and a normal boot follows. I am treating it as a nuisance,
like the family friend who had 3 message boxes on booting Windows. He treated them as normal for the OS, and said that he was lucky to have
only 3.
Looking at the journal, the following line looked puzzling but normal:
Unknown kernel command line parameters "splash noiswmd BOOT_IMAGE=/boot/vmlinuz-5.17.11-desktop-1.mga8 vga=791", will be passed
to user space.
/etc/default/grub has it as follows:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="ro splash quiet noiswmd root=UUID=f71c302b-10b7-4849-ab69-ab90c91a8ee0 audit=0 resume=UUID=36eb141e-fa35-4df0-bce4-b169d7177ecb vga=791"
Somehow, the boot process reads the parameters in a different sequence.
I don't need the "resume." I have only just noticed that "nokmsboot" is
not there. That is because I was running the "nouveau" driver. It needs
to be fixed.
I agree (although you can also put in nosplash). When it fails, you can
at least see where it failed. Mind you usually everything whizzes by at
such a speed that those read warnings are impossible to read.
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