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Remove Brunch bootsplash during startup

Open isti2415 opened this issue 3 years ago • 5 comments

I am using zork 101 and i want to remove the brunch bootsplash from startup. How do i do that? I have looked at some old solutions and seems like "sudo edit-grub-config" has been updated and it doesnt take me to the grub.cfg file anymore. It just gives me a list of options now instead. Anyone can help me on this?

isti2415 avatar Jun 18 '22 19:06 isti2415

I am using zork 101 and i want to remove the brunch bootsplash from startup. How do i do that? I have looked at some old solutions and seems like "sudo edit-grub-config" has been updated and it doesnt take me to the grub.cfg file anymore. It just gives me a list of options now instead. Anyone can help me on this?

But it provides the option at the last screen. You could use it there. You have to press 'enter' for every screen you don't want to make a change. In the last section it displays about various options related to the brunch logo. WARNING: Do at your own risk. In my case changing any setting like this caused me 'Not booting up problem'. I don't know for others but this is the method actually

Mou786Aha avatar Jun 19 '22 06:06 Mou786Aha

actually i meant the first screen where it gives me the option to enter chromeos or chromeos settings

isti2415 avatar Jun 19 '22 06:06 isti2415

@isti2415 that's not bootsplash. That's GRUB. You can change the menu timeout to 1 for example so it probably wouldn't have enough time to show up

librehat avatar Jun 23 '22 14:06 librehat

how to change the time, i just want to boot it faster

primerlee avatar Jul 12 '22 09:07 primerlee

@primerlee Mount the sdx12 partition as /tmp/p12 by executing the following commands:

mount -o remount rw / mkdir /tmp/p12 mount /dev/sdx12 /tmp/p12

Step 3: Edit the Configuration Use the following command to open the file:

sudo nano /tmp/p12/efi/boot/grub.cfg

Scroll down to locate set timeout and modify it as shown below:

set timeout=0

Save the changes by pressing ctrl + x and then typing y.

Step 4: Reboot the System Execute the following commands to unmount the partition and restart the system:

Terminal window umount /tmp/p12 reboot

elSoduz avatar Jan 21 '25 02:01 elSoduz