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| − | In android, there is a logo displayed after enter u-boot and last until the | + | In android, there is a logo displayed after enter u-boot and last until the android start. |
Unfortunately, we don't implement it for linux。 | Unfortunately, we don't implement it for linux。 | ||
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<pre>console=tty1</pre> | <pre>console=tty1</pre> | ||
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Please search '''plymouth'''. | Please search '''plymouth'''. | ||
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| + | [[Initramfs]] also have logo display support. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:49, 24 October 2017
Overall
In android, there is a logo displayed after enter u-boot and last until the android start.
Unfortunately, we don't implement it for linux。
U-boot
First, you need enable video driver in u-boot and make it show console in screen.
WIP
Kernel
Please search CONFIG_LOGO.
Set logos_freed to false
http://elixir.free-electrons.com/linux/latest/source/drivers/video/logo/logo.c#L32
Log
Console log could be disabled by remove in kernel cmdline.
console=tty1
System
Please search plymouth.
Initramfs
Initramfs also have logo display support.
