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SubjectRe: How to _disable_ linux logo ?

If you want to remove the logo data compeletely, then remove its entry in
init.h and remove all the associated code in fbcon.c. Is that ok?

Fei
On Sat, 2 Oct 1999, Patrick Mau wrote:

>
> Hello all,
>
> I'm using the matroxfb console and would like to disable the linux logo.
> The problem is that the logo messes up scrollback on the first console.
>
> I tried to undefine INCLUDE_LINUX_LOGO but I'm left with undefined
> symbols for the logo.
>
> I have now changed
> fb_setup( ..., init, !init);
>
> to:
> fb_setup( ..., init, 0);
>
> somewhere in fbcon.c
>
> is there a cleaner way to do it ?
>
> I noticed the logo is _initdata, but I would like to not compile it
> into the kernel at all.
>
> thanks,
> Patrick
>
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