How to display something on the screen while the kernel starting up?
- From: Atsing Hou <AtsHou@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 02 Jul 2007 02:19:40 -0700
My platform is:
A CEPC-based x86 machine
A CF card to store NK and HIVE registry
Using the x86 biosloader as our boot loader
Now I can display a progress bar by biosloader to indicate the loading
status of NK.bin.
But after that, the kernel takes a long time (about 20s) to startup,
and the screen is totally black in this time, until the desktop shows
up.
So I want to display something on the screen to indicate the kernel
startup status, but how to implement this? and from which step of the
NK loading process?
I think that it maybe the HIVE loading process which takes a long
time, Is there a chance to operate the screen before that?
I cannot change the display driver because there is no source code in
the BSP.
Any suggestions? Help please!
Best regards
Atsing
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