I’m trying to boot a BeagleBone AI-64 with Debian 11 and have set an image with Plymouth using the ‘quiet splash’ option, but it’s not being applied.
Does anyone know how to set a boot logo during startup?
I’m trying to boot a BeagleBone AI-64 with Debian 11 and have set an image with Plymouth using the ‘quiet splash’ option, but it’s not being applied.
Does anyone know how to set a boot logo during startup?
One of the fun things about bbai64 is the displayport firmware… by default its built as an external, to get a better boot screen experience, it would make sense to build it into the kernel.
It would also help to write a uboot driver to help init the screen faster…
Thanks @RobertCNelson
Hmm…
I’m going to try to implement the displayport firmware in a way that works by embedding it in the kernel.
(I’ve never done it, but I’m studying…)
Does anyone know of a site that might help, or a git with the kernel applied to the AI-64?
Could it be the site in the link above?