I was wondering if there was a way to force verbose mode on starting up and shutting down. I looked through the YaST boot loader settings, but I couldn’t find anything there… Thanks in advance 
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Anything in particular you are looking to see?
Good luck.
brigzzy wrote:
| I was wondering if there was a way to force verbose mode on starting up
| and shutting down. I looked through the YaST boot loader settings, but
| I couldn’t find anything there… Thanks in advance
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Well for booting you can edit the line:
splash=silent
to
splash=verbose
either by editing the section from yast or directly on /boot/grub/menu.lst
Careful there not to break the boot loader!
If you do not want this change permanent, you can add it as option when booting at the OS selection screen - just add in the down box splash=verbose
Good luck.
lol, no, nothing in particular. I just like being able to see what’s happening, as it’s happening.
That worked perfectly, thanks