edochan
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Posted: May 23 2006,02:19 |
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I'm making a remastered version of Damn Small Linux 2.3, and I'm trying to get rid of the "You passed an undefined mode number" line that often pops up during boot and freaks out non-technical users.
When I've done Knoppix remasterings in the past, I've been able to get rid of it my changing the boot parameter "vga=791" to "vga=normal". This allows my users to boot straight into graphical mode without being asked any confusing questions about X. However, when I do this with DSL, it causes the DSL X Setup dialog to appear. (This happens whether I change "791" to "normal" in the isolinux.cfg file or enter "dsl vga=normal" it manually at the boot prompt.) The same thing seems to happen on whichever of several different computers I test on.
So I'm wondering: a) Why is this happening on DSL when it doesn't happen on Knoppix? b) Is there a way to stop the DSL X Setup dialog popping up? c) Alternatively, is there any other way to avoid the "undefined mode number" message?
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