SliTaz GNU/Linux official and community documentation wiki.
.png

Differences

This shows you the differences between two versions of the page.

Link to this comparison view

Both sides previous revision Previous revision
Next revision
Previous revision
Last revision Both sides next revision
en:handbook:livecd [2014/11/15 21:17]
linea
en:handbook:livecd [2015/12/11 20:39]
linea
Line 23: Line 23:
 The SliTaz LiveCD accepts various boot options at the prompt. There are two types of options: options handled by SliTaz software and those generally handled by the Linux kernel. The SliTaz LiveCD accepts various boot options at the prompt. There are two types of options: options handled by SliTaz software and those generally handled by the Linux kernel.
  
-The options for SliTaz are used by various start-up scripts; the parameters such as the VGA mode are managed directly by the Kernel (kernel boot parameters). To pass options at start-up, just precede your commands with //slitaz// when the splash screen and **boot:** prompt is displayed. For example, +The options for SliTaz are used by various start-up scripts; the parameters such as the VGA mode are managed directly by the Kernel (kernel boot parameters). To pass options at start-up, ​either press TAB at the language selection screen or just precede your commands with //slitaz// when the splash screen and **boot:** prompt is displayed. For example, 
-<​code> ​slitaz vga=791 no387</​code>​+or <​code>​modprobe=nvidia nomodeset</​code>​
  
 <note tip>The Linux kernel keeps options that were passed. These can be seen in the text file ///​proc/​cmdline//​. You can view this information by running the command: ​ <note tip>The Linux kernel keeps options that were passed. These can be seen in the text file ///​proc/​cmdline//​. You can view this information by running the command: ​
Line 33: Line 33:
  
 On GNU/Linux systems, parameters specific to the Kernel vary greatly depending on the configuration used during the build. The SliTaz-built kernel has few core modules, compensated by loading others on-demand. This means few modifiable parameters are available at start-up. However, you can disable the emulation of a math coprocessor via  On GNU/Linux systems, parameters specific to the Kernel vary greatly depending on the configuration used during the build. The SliTaz-built kernel has few core modules, compensated by loading others on-demand. This means few modifiable parameters are available at start-up. However, you can disable the emulation of a math coprocessor via 
 +
 +  * **modprobe=graphics_card**
 +    *  Forces the load of a specific graphics card driver, out of the available drivers (so make sure you have the package installed first).
  
   * **no387**   * **no387**
Line 49: Line 52:
 ^ //​16,​8M// ​ |   ​786 ​  ​| ​  ​789 ​  ​| ​   792   ​| ​   795    |    799    | ^ //​16,​8M// ​ |   ​786 ​  ​| ​  ​789 ​  ​| ​   792   ​| ​   795    |    799    |
  
 +<note tip> vga=normal will let the system set a working resolution, automatically</​note>​
 <note tip>Once the system has started you have access to six pseudo-terminals via the key combinations Ctrl+Alt+F1 through Ctrl+Alt+F6. The key combination Ctrl+Alt+F7 and upwards are reserved for graphical output.</​note>​ <note tip>Once the system has started you have access to six pseudo-terminals via the key combinations Ctrl+Alt+F1 through Ctrl+Alt+F6. The key combination Ctrl+Alt+F7 and upwards are reserved for graphical output.</​note>​
  
 
en/handbook/livecd.txt · Last modified: 2015/12/11 21:15 by linea