Unusual way for OS to start - text shown instead of Ubuntu image [duplicate]

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Since I've made small upgrades from upgrade manager, I started getting this unusual starting process (line of codes).



photo of screen with service starting messages



After that, my OS is fully loaded, but I want to make this as need.




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    What is the unusual part ?
    – Soren A
    May 9 at 8:15






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    This is a part of the normal boot process. Or do you expect the splash screen instead?
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  • Yeah i forgot, i want to see splash screen
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    May 12 at 20:59














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  • How can I show or hide boot messages when Ubuntu starts?

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Since I've made small upgrades from upgrade manager, I started getting this unusual starting process (line of codes).



photo of screen with service starting messages



After that, my OS is fully loaded, but I want to make this as need.




login startup system




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marked as duplicate by pomsky, karel, Zanna, Eric Carvalho, Fabby May 10 at 13:59


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  • 1




    What is the unusual part ?
    – Soren A
    May 9 at 8:15






  • 1




    This is a part of the normal boot process. Or do you expect the splash screen instead?
    – Melebius
    May 9 at 8:35











  • Yeah i forgot, i want to see splash screen
    – Yaroslav
    May 12 at 20:59












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  • How can I show or hide boot messages when Ubuntu starts?

    6 answers



Since I've made small upgrades from upgrade manager, I started getting this unusual starting process (line of codes).



photo of screen with service starting messages



After that, my OS is fully loaded, but I want to make this as need.




login startup system




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This question already has an answer here:



  • How can I show or hide boot messages when Ubuntu starts?

    6 answers



Since I've made small upgrades from upgrade manager, I started getting this unusual starting process (line of codes).



photo of screen with service starting messages



After that, my OS is fully loaded, but I want to make this as need.





This question already has an answer here:



  • How can I show or hide boot messages when Ubuntu starts?

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login startup system





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marked as duplicate by pomsky, karel, Zanna, Eric Carvalho, Fabby May 10 at 13:59


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marked as duplicate by pomsky, karel, Zanna, Eric Carvalho, Fabby May 10 at 13:59


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  • 1




    What is the unusual part ?
    – Soren A
    May 9 at 8:15






  • 1




    This is a part of the normal boot process. Or do you expect the splash screen instead?
    – Melebius
    May 9 at 8:35











  • Yeah i forgot, i want to see splash screen
    – Yaroslav
    May 12 at 20:59












  • 1




    What is the unusual part ?
    – Soren A
    May 9 at 8:15






  • 1




    This is a part of the normal boot process. Or do you expect the splash screen instead?
    – Melebius
    May 9 at 8:35











  • Yeah i forgot, i want to see splash screen
    – Yaroslav
    May 12 at 20:59







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1




What is the unusual part ?
– Soren A
May 9 at 8:15




What is the unusual part ?
– Soren A
May 9 at 8:15




1




1




This is a part of the normal boot process. Or do you expect the splash screen instead?
– Melebius
May 9 at 8:35





This is a part of the normal boot process. Or do you expect the splash screen instead?
– Melebius
May 9 at 8:35













Yeah i forgot, i want to see splash screen
– Yaroslav
May 12 at 20:59




Yeah i forgot, i want to see splash screen
– Yaroslav
May 12 at 20:59










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This is not a unusual screen. The lines you see there are the details of boot process, and every line you see there has a meaning.



If you want your splash screen back (which you're here referring to Ubuntu Image), reinstall Plymouth.



What is Plymouth?



It's responsible for showing boot animations/splash on Ubuntu(Atleast stock).



EDIT : Before doing anything try hitting ESC or F1~F10 while you see this screen, it may take you back to the Plymouth Splash Screen.






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    This is not a unusual screen. The lines you see there are the details of boot process, and every line you see there has a meaning.



    If you want your splash screen back (which you're here referring to Ubuntu Image), reinstall Plymouth.



    What is Plymouth?



    It's responsible for showing boot animations/splash on Ubuntu(Atleast stock).



    EDIT : Before doing anything try hitting ESC or F1~F10 while you see this screen, it may take you back to the Plymouth Splash Screen.






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      up vote
      1
      down vote



      accepted










      This is not a unusual screen. The lines you see there are the details of boot process, and every line you see there has a meaning.



      If you want your splash screen back (which you're here referring to Ubuntu Image), reinstall Plymouth.



      What is Plymouth?



      It's responsible for showing boot animations/splash on Ubuntu(Atleast stock).



      EDIT : Before doing anything try hitting ESC or F1~F10 while you see this screen, it may take you back to the Plymouth Splash Screen.






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        up vote
        1
        down vote



        accepted







        up vote
        1
        down vote



        accepted






        This is not a unusual screen. The lines you see there are the details of boot process, and every line you see there has a meaning.



        If you want your splash screen back (which you're here referring to Ubuntu Image), reinstall Plymouth.



        What is Plymouth?



        It's responsible for showing boot animations/splash on Ubuntu(Atleast stock).



        EDIT : Before doing anything try hitting ESC or F1~F10 while you see this screen, it may take you back to the Plymouth Splash Screen.






        share|improve this answer














        This is not a unusual screen. The lines you see there are the details of boot process, and every line you see there has a meaning.



        If you want your splash screen back (which you're here referring to Ubuntu Image), reinstall Plymouth.



        What is Plymouth?



        It's responsible for showing boot animations/splash on Ubuntu(Atleast stock).



        EDIT : Before doing anything try hitting ESC or F1~F10 while you see this screen, it may take you back to the Plymouth Splash Screen.







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