I am using leagcy GRUB (0.97) on a system running linux kernel 2.6.31. I am using a GRUB splash image from /boot/grub/menu.lst. I see that the splashimage goes away once the GRUB menu selection is made and the INIT process starts. Is there a way that I can continue to display this image when INIT begins to run?EDIT: I cant use fbsplash or plymouth since these dont compile with legacy kernels.Appreciate any help and thanks in advance
GRUB splashimage
linux;grub legacy
Most likely not unless you can tell the kernel/init to use a splash image; once GRUB loads the kernel its work is done and it relinquishes all control of the system to the kernel (which in turns calls init when it's ready to proceed)I admit I've never tried any of them, but splashy seems well supported.... Also, 2.6.31 is legacy now?