[Voyage-linux] Hiding all console activity

[Kapil]

Ah.. But unfortunately I’m using both the serial ports that I have for other purposes in my app. But in any case enabling tty/consoles should happen later on in the boot sequence right? 

My boot sequence looks like this:

Device turned on –> Bios splash –> blank screen & blinking cursor –> plymouth splash –> app

I’m trying to remove the blinking cursor before the kernel even starts booting.
From: Michael Steinmann 
Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2011 4:52 PM
To: Kapil 
Subject: Re: [Voyage-linux] Hiding all console activity

this line enables the console on ttyS0:
T0:23:respawn:/sbin/getty –L  ttyS0

so, if you comment out similar lines you shouldn't have any console any more.

/M



2011/6/29 Kapil <foo at live.in>

  No, I haven’t enabled those entries. The only changes I’ve made to inittab is to change the default run level and launch my app.

  Kapil



  From: Michael Steinmann 
  Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2011 4:30 PM
  To: Kapil 
  Subject: Re: [Voyage-linux] Hiding all console activity

  Hi,

  have you tried to make changes in "/etc/inittab": 
  comment "T0:23:respawn:/sbin/getty –L  ttyS0" and similar entries?

  Michael



  2011/6/29 Kapil <foo at live.in>

    Hello,

    I’m creating a kiosk type appliance based on Voyage 0.7.0 that boots into a custom X11 app. I want to hide all console like activity from the moment the device is turned on. 

    So far I’ve managed to hide everything by flashing a custom bios, tweaking init.d scripts, recompiling grub to disable the printfs.. etc, except .. for a blinking cursor that is visible for few seconds before the plymouth splash comes up. I’m guessing the cursor blinks while the kernel is being decompressed or while grub loads the kernel. Is there any way to hide that? 

    Thanks !

    Kapil

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