boot messages interrupt the boot code security password input

[bigpcman]

This is a minor issue but I thought I would report it. When the security boot code is used the root password entry dialog is interrupted by messages like "sda cache write through enabled ( not the exact message)" which makes the password entry a little confusing.

[^thehatsrule^]

Are these from the kernel messages when you use the bootcodes i.e. from http://forum.tinycorelinux.net/index.php?topic=431.0 ?  If so, just turn them off again.

[bigpcman]

No I had all those messages turned off via "quiet".

[curaga]

quiet is an alias for loglevel=4, debug is for loglevel=10. Try loglevel=3 and lower until you don't see those messages anymore. Try not to jump straight to 1, because you still want to see the critical messages like your cpu exploded

Could you post the exact message? If I can find it in the source, I'll be able to tune it's loglevel up so it won't show up on "quiet" anymore (after the next kernel update)

[bigpcman]

Ok, here's a brute force screen shot and my isolinux.cfg.

display boot.msg
default tinycore
label tinycore
   kernel /boot/bzImage
   append initrd=/boot/tinycore.gz quiet nofstab norestore user secure

implicit 0   
prompt 1   
timeout 1
F1 boot.msg
F2 f2
F3 f3