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I'm using Fedora Core 3.<br />
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I'm wondering what would &nbsp;be the easiest way to turn off the &nbsp;boot messages ( perhaps redirect them all to a file) until X is through booting so that only when my automatic login is started, that the vga output comes back on and displays my kiosk app.<br />
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I've been looking for a parameter to use in grub &nbsp;that might turn off the verbose output from init. <br />
If that isn't possible, can anyone point me to a program that I might be able to turn off vga output as S1VideoOff and then turn it back on with S99VideoOn ?<br />
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I'm using Fedora Core 3.

I'm wondering what would  be the easiest way to turn off the  boot messages ( perhaps redirect them all to a file) until X is through booting so that only when my automatic login is started, that the vga output comes back on and displays my kiosk app.

I've been looking for a parameter to use in grub  that might turn off the verbose output from init. 
If that isn't possible, can anyone point me to a program that I might be able to turn off vga output as S1VideoOff and then turn it back on with S99VideoOn ?




I want to turn off all vga output from init until X starts my application

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