Hello Ziga, I have another bug and would like to hear what you think about it:
Michael Biebl schrieb am Fri 23. Mar, 00:55 (+0100): > Package: bootchart > Version: 0.9-4 > Severity: normal > > /sbin/bootchartd contains the following lines in the wait_boot() > function: > > # The processes we have to wait for > local exit_proc="gdmgreeter gdm-binary kdm_greet kdm" > # early_login in FC4 starts gdm early, so fall back to mingetty > local early_login="no" > grep -q early_login /proc/cmdline && early_login="yes" > if [ "$runlevel" -eq "2" -o "$runlevel" -eq "3" -o "$early_login" = > "yes" ]; then > exit_proc="mingetty agetty rungetty getty" > fi > > Though, in Debian the display manager/X is started by default in runlevel 2. > So we wrongly exit to early when using a display manager. Please also > keep in mind, that gdm is by default run at S21 and Debian doesn't have > a early_login variable. > > And indeed, I don't get the full boot process listed in the final > bootchart.png. > > The cleanest solution imo would be to add a stop script > "stop-bootchartd" which runs at /etc/rc(2345)/S99stop-bootchartd" and > which stops bootchartd instead of grepping for running processes. Do you think it's possible that wait_boot() checks if /var/run/bootchartd.pid becomes writable and then writes its PID there. Then a init script can send a signal to it after the boot process came to end. Schöne Grüße, Jörg. -- Wir leben zwar unter dem gleichen Himmel, müssen aber nicht zwangsläufig den gleichen Horizont haben.
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