How to set the size of the terminal display character interface area in CentOS

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Modify / boot/grub/grub.conf

Add vga=ask after kernel

You will be prompted to select a display mode after reboot

The picture above is the display mode supported by my computer. For example, if I want to choose the display mode of 800 '600' 32, enter u and enter.

If you want to use this mode later, modify / boot/grub/grub.conf and change the vga=ask after kernel to vga=0x343

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