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I apologize for the self-reply, but am I wrong here? I use mostly OpenBSD and linux only lives on servers that I don't physically see booting. I remember when
by blhack 16y ago
I apologize for the self-reply, but am I wrong here? I use mostly OpenBSD and linux only lives on servers that I don't physically see booting. I remember when I first starting using Linux, there would be one penguin for each processor core. Booting it up for the first time on a dual xeon machine and seeing 8 of them, was kindof funny in a nerdy way.
Would this be different? If there are 512 cores...would it show a penguin for each core?
Sorry, like I said, I haven't actually watched the boot process on a linux machine for quite some time, and now I'm a bit curious...
Sorry if this question is juvenile or stupid or something.
- koenigdavidmj 16y agoMost likely it would be an 80x25 text console, no framebuffer in sight. Maybe even a serial console.
- wmf 16y agoYou're right; IIRC some SGIs show a whole screenful of penguins. But you're kind of derailing the conversation.