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the logo displayed in the upper left corner of my boot screen in archlinux has changed from the arch logo to a tux.

Why could this be? How do I change it?

why are there two logos besides one another instead of just one?

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Two Tuxes indicate that you have a dual-core processor. I'm not sure about the other points though. – Patches Jun 20 '11 at 6:47
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The logo displayed in framebuffer mode actually compiled into the kernel. Check this arch-dev-public thread and this bug report.

You can hide the logos entirely by using kernel mode setting instead of framebuffer drivers, or by adding logo.nologo to the kernel command line.

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