CentOS - Jun 2008 - CentOS Boot-Up front-end 'Show Details' Menu will not display the standard messages

Dear All,

    During CentOS Boot-Up user can See all of the standard messages 
within this front-end by
    clicking on the 'Show Details' link and hide the standard messages 
within this front-end by
    clicking on the 'Hide Details' link.

    Previously when i click the "Show Details" Menu it will display
the
system boot-up standard
    messages.I do not know what will happen and After some time when i 
click the
    "Show Details" Menu it will not display the system boot-up
standard
messages
    and it will display the following message alone "Enabling Swap 
Space     OK" on clicking
    "Show Details" Menu

    I tried to google-out and i can't find out the show details and hide 
details configuration files
    I am not sure why this is happening. Can some one throw light on this.

Regards
-S.Balaji

I have installed some packages from a Repo X, lets call it like that, so
now I need to unistall all those packages with yum 
is there a way to do that????
how?
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> I have installed some packages from a Repo X, lets call it like that, so
> now I need to unistall all those packages with yum 
> is there a way to do that????
> how?
>   
>   
yum erase foo

Balaji wrote:
> Dear All,
> 
>    During CentOS Boot-Up user can See all of the standard messages 
> within this front-end by
>    clicking on the 'Show Details' link and hide the standard
messages
> within this front-end by
>    clicking on the 'Hide Details' link.
try booting without the 'quiet' option on the grub boot line, and also 
try it without the rhgb, that should give you more info on what is going 
on and why its doing what its doing. Once you have your answer, you can 
revert back to the normal boot options

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