Is tribar installed? The plymouth set-default does nothing if the theme
isn't installed.
Anyone know what the plymouth initrd on /boot is for?
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nitramfs with dracut?
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Should it be of any interest Plymouth changed the splash screen
displayed in a VM of Fedora 28 beta on this computer without any problems!
I will wait until I have the new fedora 28 installed. I tried all the
suggestions plus anything else I cou
On 04/25/18 11:22, Samuel Sieb wrote:
It should have. I assume that the plymouth script runs dracut.
However, I have tried changing the plymouth boot theme myself a couple
of times and I don't think I've had any success.
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That seems odd, but then I'm not alone. On this Fedora 27 it doesn't
On 04/25/2018 01:49 AM, Bob Goodwin wrote:
-f, --force
overwrite existing initramfs file.
That left me uncertain of what would happen, it looked to me that it
might make boot slower than what it is and the object of the exercise is
simply to change a splash screen, not
simply to change a splash screen, not worth creating new problems
for me to work out of.
Joe is exactly right, the man pages are good enough if you already
have some familiarity with a command, but for something new to me they
always seem to lack an example of the command I need. It is often
situation, just run "dracut -f".
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-f, --force
overwrite existing initramfs file.
That left me uncertain of what would happen, it looked to me that it
might make boot slower than what it is and the object of the exercise is
simply to change a splash screen, not wort
On 04/24/2018 04:35 PM, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
Reading a program's man page, if there is one, is always a good idea.
The problem with some man pages is that they're written in an overly
terse fashion as though they're just meant as a reminder for people who
already understand the program but
Samuel Sieb writes:
On 04/24/2018 10:54 AM, Bob Goodwin wrote:
bobg]# Plymouth-set-default-theme tribar -R
bobg]# Plymouth-set-default-theme
tribar
Although it shows the change to "tribar" it continues to display the
original "spinner" when I reboot.
Did you try regenerating the initramfs
On 04/24/2018 02:47 PM, Bob Goodwin wrote:
On 04/24/18 17:10, Bob Goodwin wrote:
On 04/24/18 16:56, Samuel Sieb wrote:
Did you try regenerating the initramfs with dracut?
No, I've never done that, is there an instruction for doing so?
It looks like I could make things worse with dracut fro
On 04/24/18 17:10, Bob Goodwin wrote:
On 04/24/18 16:56, Samuel Sieb wrote:
Did you try regenerating the initramfs with dracut?
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No, I've never done that, is there an instruction for doing so?
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It looks like I could make things worse with dracut from what I find,
|dracut --regenerate-
On 04/24/18 16:56, Samuel Sieb wrote:
Did you try regenerating the initramfs with dracut?
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No, I've never done that, is there an instruction for doing so?
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On 04/24/2018 10:54 AM, Bob Goodwin wrote:
bobg]# Plymouth-set-default-theme tribar -R
bobg]# Plymouth-set-default-theme
tribar
Although it shows the change to "tribar" it continues to display the
original "spinner" when I reboot.
Did you try regenerating the initramfs with dracut?
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On this updated Fedora 27 with XFCE I have attempted to change the
Plymouth screen several times, re-booted each time, and it always comes
back with the same theme, I think it is called "spinner." I have another
similarly configured computer and the same procedure worked without any
problem
On Mon, 24 Oct 2016 09:57:29 -0400
Bob Goodwin wrote:
> For the last several versions of Fedora, back to F-22 and probably
> before that, when I starttxfce the xffce splash screen I selected is
> displayed for less than a second and immediately replaced by an ugly
> gray s
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For the last several versions of Fedora, back to F-22 and probably
before that, when I starttxfce the xffce splash screen I selected is
displayed for less than a second and immediately replaced by an ugly
gray screen with a "spinning worm" in the center that just does nothing
I had plymouth configured to use the solar theme in F20 and when I used
Fedup to upgrade to F21 plymouth did not retain the theme specification.
I used command plymouth-set-default-theme solar --rebuild-initrd to set
the theme back to what I want but this has not worked. The command did
build i
On Mon, Feb 25, 2013 at 03:10:52PM -0500, Bill Davidsen wrote:
> Can someone point me to the proper documentation to use alternate splash
> screen during boot? I want to use the solar theme from fc10, rather than the
> boring default. My search seems to lead me to tidbits but not a &qu
On Mon, Feb 25, 2013 at 4:10 PM, Bill Davidsen wrote:
> Can someone point me to the proper documentation to use alternate splash
> screen during boot? I want to use the solar theme from fc10, rather than the
> boring default. My search seems to lead me to tidbits but not a "this is
Can someone point me to the proper documentation to use alternate splash screen
during boot? I want to use the solar theme from fc10, rather than the boring
default. My search seems to lead me to tidbits but not a "this is how it works"
document.
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Bill Davidsen
We are not
El vie, 18-01-2013 a las 11:12 -0500, Bill Davidsen escribió:
> Animations in splash have gotten boring, I wish they would use something
> exciting like the FC10 boiling surface of the sun instead of the "throbbing
> meatball" as one student described it.
>
> >
>
I agree, I loved that sun.
Bill Davidsen ha scritto / said the followingil giorno/on 18/01/2013
17:12:
Antonio M wrote:
When I boot my updated F18, the usual splash screen is not shown, I
see only the
bar on the lowest part of the screen and some white lines boot
process is
completed fine: and here you will see
Antonio M wrote:
When I boot my updated F18, the usual splash screen is not shown, I see only the
bar on the lowest part of the screen and some white lines boot process is
completed fine: and here you will see part of my grub2 configuration file, but I
don't see anything strange
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