I've been dual booting (elementaryOS, Fedora 34) using Zorin OS 16 Pro's grub as the main boot manager. I know there are many topics surrounding this, however searching the forums I couldn't find anything that fits my situation.
After reinstalling Zorin's grub to make it the main boot manager, it successfully detected the other Linux operating systems. However with Fedora, instead of the usual graphics boot up, it is all ascii text console. I would like to get Fedora to once again use the splash graphics. All other OS's use the it's splash boot up graphics.
During boot, if I manually add "rhgb quiet" to Fedora's kernel parameter line, it boots with the splash graphics. So how do I pass parameters to my other kernels at boot up using Zorin's grub? I know with all Linux OS's it doesn't matter which grub boot manager I use, however I would like to keep using Zorin's since it is my main daily use OS. Thanks again!
However, during the boot cycle, when going into the boot menu and looking at the boot menu options, only the kernel is there. I don't see any options on the kernel boot lines.
