[fedora-arm] Re: qemu during boot: "Guest disabled display."

Gerd Hoffmann writes: I don't see the "quiet" option in the args. Grubby shows the kernel args to be only: args="ro cma=256MB" I'll clarify – the console shows "Guest disabled display." pretty much after the kernel starts, and until X starts. Pretty sure that there are plenty of messages during a normal kernel boot, but nothing comes out. plymouth is installed, but I don't see an "rhgb" option there. I was talking about the upgrade itself. It took about eight and a half hours of "dnf system-upgrade" to finish its thing. Afterwards it rebooted into F33, and that was that, as soon as X started, the display came back. dnf system-upgrade log gave me all the gory details of what was happening. An ordinary, boring system-upgrade. But completely blind. I do have another system that does not use plymouth or a graphical boot, and shows a text-only console during boot until X starts. system-upgrade spews a mass of messages doing its thing, one package at a time. None of that was visible during the eight hours the VM went through the paces of updating F32 to F33, just "Guest disabled display.". Virt-manager was showing me CPU activity, and I had absolute faith in the progress, and that it'll reach the end. Went to sleep, and in the morning found myself staring at lightdm's login screen. Would've been nice to see the upgrade progress, all along.