HDA won't boot normally

[vegaramos1]

I have an odd situation going on with my HDA. First things first, I'm still running the F12 version of Amahi, and I like to run my HDA headless (it's a working laptop, but I have it tucked in a cabinet so I don't like taking it out if I don't have to). When I boot normally, that is with no intervention, the HDA gets stuck on the Fedora boot screen ( Stays of the white on blue F screen ). However, if I'm at the laptop, and I hit the ESC key when booting up, I get the screen that lists all the services that are being booted up, the laptop boots up perfectly. I find this very odd, as I just assumed that the blue boot screen was just there to hide all of the complexity going on in the background. So my question is, is there a way for me to just always boot without seeing the pretty boot screen?

[ghstryder]

So my question is, is there a way for me to just always boot without seeing the pretty boot screen?

As root, edit /etc/grub.conf
Remove rhgb from the boot line and save the file.
If you want to see even more info, remove the word "quiet" as well.

[vegaramos1]

Thank you very much. That seems to have solved it.