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Doing it this way is better as the clear command is executed after the error message "can't access tty" is printed.
32 lines
663 B
Bash
32 lines
663 B
Bash
#!/bin/sh
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set -e
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# Disable Kernel Messages
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dmesg -n 1
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clear
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# Mount the file system
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mount -t devtmpfs udev /dev
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mount -t proc proc /proc
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mount -t sysfs sysfs /sys
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# Start shell with proper tty and power off support
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exec cttyhack sh -c '\
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clear\
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echo "Welcome to the Linux Kernel"\
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echo ""\
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echo ""\
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echo " ___ ___ ___ "\
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echo " | __|__ _ / _ \/ __|"\
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echo " | _|/ _\` | (_) \__ \\"\
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echo " |___\__, |\___/|___/"\
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echo " |___/ "\
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echo "Less is more easy. - EgOS"\
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echo ""\
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echo ""\
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echo "Kernel Version: $(uname -r)"\
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echo "Kernel Build Date: $(uname -v)"\
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echo "Kernel Architecture: $(uname -m)"\
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echo "Kernel Compiler: $(uname -o)"\
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' |