[TUTORIAL]Remove Boot Text On The Raspberry Pi For Noobs
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Hey guys hears another tutorial for Retro pie noobs like me:), please make sure to comment
So first enter the terminal and copy and paste the following:
sudo nano /boot/cmdline.txt
You will see a single line with all the boot options. Scroll along and change the following making sure not to add any linebreaks:
- Replace
console=tty1
toconsole=tty3
to redirect boot messages to the third console. - Add
loglevel=3
to disable non-critical kernel log messages. - Add
logo.nologo
to the end of the line to remove the Raspberry PI logos from displaying
Press CTRL+X to exit and Y to save your changes.
Next edit the config file with the following:
sudo nano /boot/config.txt
- add
disable_splash=1
at the end of the file.
Press CTRL+X to exit and Y to save your changes.
There you go. When it boots up now, it will just cleanly display your splash screen
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Brought to you by the docs:
https://retropie.org.uk/docs/FAQ#how-do-i-hide-the-boot-text
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Ok I tried opening the cmd line, but the line is blank. Any reason for this? I would like to fix it :)
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@justcarp Please don't reply to 3 years old topics. Open a separate topic and ask your question, referencing this topic if needed.
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