[U-Boot] Silent booting of Uboot and Linux
Hi All,
I am using u-boot-1.2.0.I want to boot U-boot and Linux Kernel silently ie. with no much print on the serial console. For that to happen I tried to recompile the u-boot source with CONFIG_SILENT_CONSOLE and set the silent environment variable using "setenv silent 1" and "saveenv". But when I boot my kernel it still throws the same ammount of prints on the console. I don't want to disable the console completely by not passing console argument to my kernel. Kindly help me on this.
Regards Rajeev Bansal.
Dear "Rajeev Bansal",
In message 1E3D081C7B502B4A988F643E604CF963244F7D@INDEXCH.corp.proxim.com you wrote:
I am using u-boot-1.2.0.I want to boot U-boot and Linux Kernel silently ie. with no much print on the serial console. For that to happen I tried to recompile the u-boot source with CONFIG_SILENT_CONSOLE and set the silent environment variable using "setenv silent 1" and "saveenv". But when I boot my kernel it still throws the same ammount of prints on the console. I don't want to disable the console completely by not passing console argument to my kernel. Kindly help me on this.
Did you try to (1) RTFM and (2) search the archives?
For example, try passing a "quiet" boot argument to Linux.
And note tlat Linux questions are actually off topic here.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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