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GFXBOOT(8)						       System configuration							GFXBOOT(8)

NAME
gfxboot - graphical boot screen test and config tool SYNOPSIS
gfxboot [ OPTIONS ] ARGS DESCRIPTION
gfxboot modifies and tests graphical boot loader configuration. OPTIONS
General options -a, --archive FILE|DIRECTORY Use FILE as gfxboot archive (default is /boot/message). If it points to a directory, assume it is an expanded archive (see --expand-archive option below). -v, --verbose Increase verbosity. --save-temp Keep temporary files. --version Show gfxboot version. --help Print usage. Switching themes --new-theme THEME Activate THEME. Theme files are stored in /etc/bootsplash/themes/THEME/bootloader. --update-theme THEME Activate THEME but keep language settings from current gfxboot archive. Changing gfxboot config --show-config Show gfxboot config file (gfxboot.cfg). --change-config [SECTION1::]OPTION1=FOO1 [SECTION2::]OPTION2=FOO2 ... Change gfxboot config options. If sections are omitted, section "base" is used. --rm-config [SECTION1::]OPTION1 [SECTION2::]OPTION2 ... Delete gfxboot config options. If sections are omitted, section "base" is used. --rm-section SECTION1 SECTION2 ... Delete sections in gfxboot config file. --default-language LANG Make LANG the default language. LANG is a locale string (e.g. en_US). --add-languages LANG1 LANG2 ... Add translation files. --rm-languages LANG1 LANG2 ... Remove translation files. --config-file FILE Don't work on gfxboot.cfg from gfxboot archive but on FILE. NOTE: FILE will be modified even with "--test". Preview/test gfxboot setup -p, --preview Try current config (needs some virtual machine). -t, --test Test only (don't actually change any files). -b, --bootloader BOOTLOADER Use BOOTLOADER (grub, lilo, isolinux, syslinux, pxelinux) for preview. -m, --vm VM Use virtual machine VM (bochs, qemu, qemu32, qemu64, vbox, vbox64, vmplayer, vmware) for preview. --grub DIRECTORY|RPM Use grub from DIRECTORY or RPM (default is /). --lilo DIRECTORY|RPM Use lilo from DIRECTORY or RPM (default is /). --syslinux DIRECTORY|RPM Use syslinux from DIRECTORY or RPM (default is /). --isolinux DIRECTORY|RPM Use isolinux from DIRECTORY or RPM (default is /). --pxelinux DIRECTORY|RPM Use pxelinux from DIRECTORY or RPM (default is /). --password PASSWORD Create test config with PASSWORD for preview. --32 Create 32 bit test image. --64 Create 64 bit test image. --biarch Create biarch test image (same as using --32 and --64). --cdrom, --dvd Create iso image for preview. --disk Create harddisk image for preview. --floppy Create floppy image for preview. --net Create tftp directory for preview. --save-image FILE Copy preview image to FILE. --test-add-files FILE1 FILE2 ... Add files to test directory. --test-rm-files FILE1 FILE2 ... Delete files from test directory. Adding/removing files from gfxboot archive --ls, --list-files List gfxboot archive files. --add-files FILE1 FILE2 ... Add files to gfxboot archive. --rm-files FILE1 FILE2 ... Delete files from gfxboot archive. --extract-files FILE1 FILE2 ... Copy files from gfxboot archive to current working directory. --show-file FILE Print FILE. --expand-archive DIRECTORY Create expanded gfxboot archive version in DIRECTORY. That is, only files that cannot be read directly from file system are kept in a cpio archive. All others are unpacked. Use only for isolinux, syslinux, or pxelinux. --pack-archive FILE Pack all gfxboot files into cpio archive FILE. Modifying help files --help-show FILE Print FILE (internal help file format) as HTML. --help-create FILE Convert HTML files passed as ARGS to FILE (internal format). --used-pages LINK1 LINK2 ... Mark pages as referenced. --navi FILE Use FILE as template for navigation links. --define ENTITY1=VALUE1 ENTITY2=VALUE2 ... Define ENTITYx with VALUEx. FILES
/boot/message bootloader graphics archive (actually a cpio achive) /etc/bootsplash/themes theme directory /etc/sysconfig/bootsplash default theme BUGS
None. AUTHOR
Written by Steffen Winterfeldt. SEE ALSO
If you want to create your own theme look at the gfxboot-devel package. gfxboot July 2008 GFXBOOT(8)
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