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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?

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.

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