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I'm developing a kiosk with raspberry pi. What I want to do is, when my customer power up the kiosk, it should start directly from the tkinter GUI that I designed. Even if I still have problems with auto start of tkinter python program, I also want to hide booting screen and 4 raspberries on the screen. Is it possible or anyone already did this?

Enis D.
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I've found the solution.

If you want to remove the 4 raspberry logos on startup: - Open the file /boot/cmdline.txt. - Add a space and logo.nologo to the end.

If anybody wants to remove the Pixel wallpaper at the startup, remove the "splash" word in the same file.

And also you can make console=tty4 if you want to push the logs to the fourth virtual terminal and dont show them on startup.

And add a space in the end and add loglevel=3. This sets the severity of the logging level to “warning and above”.

goldilocks
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Enis D.
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Found this on a website, if you sudo nano /boot/cmdline.txt and then change console=tty1 to console=tty3 add these at the end of the line: loglevel=3 quiet logo.nologoso logo.nologo hides the 4 raspberry pis (if you are running a 4 core processor or 1 on a 1 core)

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