Display plymouth on Ubuntu server 18.04
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I installed Ubuntu Server 18.04 and Budgie desktop on top as my desktop environment. I don't want to see the text running when I restart or shutdown.
I found out that in /boot/grub/grub.cnf I have:
quiet splash $vt_handoff
It works but after updating Grub it goes back to the default.
boot grub2 plymouth
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I installed Ubuntu Server 18.04 and Budgie desktop on top as my desktop environment. I don't want to see the text running when I restart or shutdown.
I found out that in /boot/grub/grub.cnf I have:
quiet splash $vt_handoff
It works but after updating Grub it goes back to the default.
boot grub2 plymouth
edited Jun 6 at 9:30
David Foerster
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I installed Ubuntu Server 18.04 and Budgie desktop on top as my desktop environment. I don't want to see the text running when I restart or shutdown.
I found out that in /boot/grub/grub.cnf I have:
quiet splash $vt_handoff
It works but after updating Grub it goes back to the default.
boot grub2 plymouth
edited Jun 6 at 9:30
David Foerster
25.7k1361105
asked Jun 6 at 8:48
Tell Sela
1
I installed Ubuntu Server 18.04 and Budgie desktop on top as my desktop environment. I don't want to see the text running when I restart or shutdown.
I found out that in /boot/grub/grub.cnf I have:
quiet splash $vt_handoff
It works but after updating Grub it goes back to the default.
boot grub2 plymouth
edited Jun 6 at 9:30
David Foerster
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asked Jun 6 at 8:48
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edited Jun 6 at 9:30
David Foerster
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edited Jun 6 at 9:30
David Foerster
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edited Jun 6 at 9:30
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You are changing the compiled file rather than the source file. When sudo update-grub runs your changes to the compiled file are replaced by the source file.
The correct source file to edit is /etc/default/grub.
After saving /etc/default/grub changes then you need to run:
sudo update-grub
answered Jun 6 at 12:43
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You are changing the compiled file rather than the source file. When sudo update-grub runs your changes to the compiled file are replaced by the source file.
The correct source file to edit is /etc/default/grub.
After saving /etc/default/grub changes then you need to run:
sudo update-grub
answered Jun 6 at 12:43
WinEunuuchs2Unix
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More a comment than an answer.
– A.B.
Jul 13 at 15:51
@A.B. Unless we can somehow close this question, it will keep popping up on the home page until it is answered. With your downvote this question may qualify to keep popping up on the home page from time to time because it doesn't have an upvoted answer. I'm not positive on this mind you... Still no matter how you look at it the answer must be correct. Also the user is unlikely ever to sign-on again to delete th question.
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You are changing the compiled file rather than the source file. When sudo update-grub runs your changes to the compiled file are replaced by the source file.
The correct source file to edit is /etc/default/grub.
After saving /etc/default/grub changes then you need to run:
sudo update-grub
answered Jun 6 at 12:43
WinEunuuchs2Unix
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– A.B.
Jul 13 at 15:51
@A.B. Unless we can somehow close this question, it will keep popping up on the home page until it is answered. With your downvote this question may qualify to keep popping up on the home page from time to time because it doesn't have an upvoted answer. I'm not positive on this mind you... Still no matter how you look at it the answer must be correct. Also the user is unlikely ever to sign-on again to delete th question.
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You are changing the compiled file rather than the source file. When sudo update-grub runs your changes to the compiled file are replaced by the source file.
The correct source file to edit is /etc/default/grub.
After saving /etc/default/grub changes then you need to run:
sudo update-grub
answered Jun 6 at 12:43
WinEunuuchs2Unix
34k756130
You are changing the compiled file rather than the source file. When sudo update-grub runs your changes to the compiled file are replaced by the source file.
The correct source file to edit is /etc/default/grub.
After saving /etc/default/grub changes then you need to run:
sudo update-grub
answered Jun 6 at 12:43
WinEunuuchs2Unix
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edited Jul 13 at 23:02
answered Jun 6 at 12:43
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answered Jun 6 at 12:43
WinEunuuchs2Unix
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answered Jun 6 at 12:43
WinEunuuchs2Unix
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Jul 13 at 15:51
@A.B. Unless we can somehow close this question, it will keep popping up on the home page until it is answered. With your downvote this question may qualify to keep popping up on the home page from time to time because it doesn't have an upvoted answer. I'm not positive on this mind you... Still no matter how you look at it the answer must be correct. Also the user is unlikely ever to sign-on again to delete th question.
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@A.B. Unless we can somehow close this question, it will keep popping up on the home page until it is answered. With your downvote this question may qualify to keep popping up on the home page from time to time because it doesn't have an upvoted answer. I'm not positive on this mind you... Still no matter how you look at it the answer must be correct. Also the user is unlikely ever to sign-on again to delete th question.
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Jul 13 at 15:51
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– A.B.
Jul 13 at 15:51
@A.B. Unless we can somehow close this question, it will keep popping up on the home page until it is answered. With your downvote this question may qualify to keep popping up on the home page from time to time because it doesn't have an upvoted answer. I'm not positive on this mind you... Still no matter how you look at it the answer must be correct. Also the user is unlikely ever to sign-on again to delete th question.
– WinEunuuchs2Unix
Jul 13 at 23:00
@A.B. Unless we can somehow close this question, it will keep popping up on the home page until it is answered. With your downvote this question may qualify to keep popping up on the home page from time to time because it doesn't have an upvoted answer. I'm not positive on this mind you... Still no matter how you look at it the answer must be correct. Also the user is unlikely ever to sign-on again to delete th question.
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