I have touched /etc/system/config/nophoton so that I won’t boot into
photon.
I’m working on a network driver and every now and then things get
screwed up. When they do, the next time I boot the system tried to go
into photon. Not only that but i’ve also noticed that the crttrap
file get screwed up because it prompts me to select a graphics mode.
I.E. it looses the previously set grphics mode.
What might be clobbering these files?
Nothing I’m doing is even looking at /etc/system/config/nophoton
let alone has any code to delete/unlink/remove it.
I have touched /etc/system/config/nophoton so that I won’t boot into
photon.
I’m working on a network driver and every now and then things get
screwed up. When they do, the next time I boot the system tried to go
into photon. Not only that but i’ve also noticed that the crttrap
file get screwed up because it prompts me to select a graphics mode.
When you selected graphics mode, I believe there was check box on that window “Always boot into
graphical mode” or something like. If you didn’t uncheck it, it deleted your nophoton file.
Eduard.
I.E. it looses the previously set grphics mode.
What might be clobbering these files?
Nothing I’m doing is even looking at /etc/system/config/nophoton
let alone has any code to delete/unlink/remove it.
I have touched /etc/system/config/nophoton so that I won’t boot into
photon.
I’m working on a network driver and every now and then things get
screwed up. When they do, the next time I boot the system tried to go
into photon. Not only that but i’ve also noticed that the crttrap
file get screwed up because it prompts me to select a graphics mode.
ek > When you selected graphics mode, I believe there was check box on that window “Always boot into
ek > graphical mode” or something like. If you didn’t uncheck it, it deleted your nophoton file.
ek > Eduard.
I believe that you only get that prompt on the initial graphics setup screen.
I.E. When RTP is first installed.
Does anyone else want to take a stab at
WHO OR WHAT IS DELETING MY /etc/system/config/nophoton ?
I.E. it looses the previously set grphics mode.
What might be clobbering these files?
Nothing I’m doing is even looking at /etc/system/config/nophoton
let alone has any code to delete/unlink/remove it.
I believe that you only get that prompt on the initial graphics setup screen.
I.E. When RTP is first installed.
i believe that you get that prompt if there is no file /etc/system/config/graphics-modes.
you could delete that file somehow, or just launch ‘crttrap clear’ and right after that ‘ph’.