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How to quiet Debian boot up completely

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How to quiet Debian boot up completely

#1 Post by alexparvizi »

I am going to remove all messages at Debian boot time. I have quieted the boot up and removed the grub screen; however, one Kernel message is not disappeared. I appreciate it if anybody can suggest a solution.
These techniques have been used:
  • Adding the below parameters to /etc/default/grub

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    GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet loglevel=3 vga=current rd.systemd.show_status=auto rd.udev.log-priority=3 vt.global_cursor_default=0"'
    
  • Serializing the console
  • Running Plymouth
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Re: How to quiet Debian boot up completely

#2 Post by artytux »

@alexparvizi
I am going to remove all messages at Debian boot time.

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Why, does it impede the machine working properly or is this just for looks or a quiet obsessive desire ?

I am hugely curious !

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Re: How to quiet Debian boot up completely

#3 Post by alexparvizi »

@artytux
That works properly. I just need a completely quiet boot up.

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Re: How to quiet Debian boot up completely

#4 Post by artytux »

@alexparvizi

I just need a completely quiet boot up.

:?: I'm amazed, truly am :!:

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Re: How to quiet Debian boot up completely

#5 Post by lindi »

I don'y think this is a kernel message. It looks like a grub echo command in grub.cfg. It is autogenerated but for testing purposes I suppose you can modify it if you can understand its syntax.

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