I believe most people that make a project using whichever version of the Pi they want don't want to see all of that text nor the Pi logo on the screen every time their device boots up. So how could we disable all of that and put a nice splash screen in its place?
Could Felix teach us how to do that?
Thanks!
The Raspberry pi has no real BIOS. Everything is located on the SD card, so you can't really mess up. 
If you do mess up, just format the SD card and start again.
As for the splashscreen, it's possible to do, but it will show some text before it loads the splashscreen.
I even put a video to play instead of a static image.
The text is show as long as the right components aren't loaded to display the image/video.
You can only fully remove the text when you compile your own kernel.
And I think that's a little above the scope of the show.
Laurens
The Raspberry pi has no real BIOS. Everything is located on the SD card, so you can't really mess up.
If you do mess up, just format the SD card and start again.
As for the splashscreen, it's possible to do, but it will show some text before it loads the splashscreen.
I even put a video to play instead of a static image.
The text is show as long as the right components aren't loaded to display the image/video.
You can only fully remove the text when you compile your own kernel.
And I think that's a little above the scope of the show.
Laurens
