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This is typically because of a custom console parameter being passed to the kernel and all messages are sent somewhere other than your screen (tty0). Check whether your boot options have likes such as {{code|1=console=ttyS0}} and change them to {{code|1=console=tty0}} instead. | This is typically because of a custom console parameter being passed to the kernel and all messages are sent somewhere other than your screen (tty0). Check whether your boot options have likes such as {{code|1=console=ttyS0}} and change them to {{code|1=console=tty0}} instead. | ||
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Revision as of 05:08, 1 September 2019
When booting Linux, the screen is completely empty except for:
probing edd (edd=off to disable)... ok
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This is typically because of a custom console parameter being passed to the kernel and all messages are sent somewhere other than your screen (tty0). Check whether your boot options have likes such as console=ttyS0 and change them to console=tty0 instead.