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by adrian_b
463 days ago
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There is no need for early kernel modesetting. On the systems where I have seen this happening, it is normally extremely annoying, because it may select a minuscule bitmap font on a high-resolution display. The user may need to type almost blindly the terminal command for changing the font to the biggest bitmap font provided with the Linux kernel, which for a long time had been sun12x22, but nowadays there is also a more decent ter16x32. It is better when the kernel stays in VGA mode until X is started. |
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