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Hello
The title is expressive, isn't it ?
I tried yesterday to set splash with the kernel26 fallen :
1) I installed kernel fallen from kano repo
2) I installed gensplash from community , added fbsplash in HOOKs and added SPLASH='gensplash' in rc.conf,
generated.
Here it is my grub kernel entry :
kernel /vmlinuz26fallen root=/dev/sda5 video=vesafb:ywrap,mtrr,1024x768-32@60 splash=silent,kdgraphics,theme:darch,tty:8 console=tty1 quiet ro
In boot, nothing's new than my classical entry with default kernel. no splash.
What did I forget or misunderstand ?
Thanks for all replies
Edit : Thanks Kano for your kernel !!!!
Last edited by Gweg (2007-07-25 09:15:38)
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Did you put your theme in /etc/splash/, and put the details of the theme in /etc/minitcpio.conf? Did you mkinitcpio -p kernel26fallen?
Good howto is in the wiki, under gensplash. Just replace all references to -beyond with -fallen
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Hi nikron,
I use darch theme, I didn't put anything in /etc/splash ...
I put
HOOKS="...... fbsplash"
FBTHEMES="darch"
FBRES="1024x768"
In /etc/minitcpio.conf yes.
But I don't mkinitcpio -p kernel26fallen
I look around later! thanks
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I rebooted after a
mkinitcpio -p kernel26fallen
Great !!!! I saw the splash !
I waited 10 minutes and still initalizing the kernel ...
Thought It was freezed so I rebooted under a classic kernel .
I was so close
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I rebooted after a
mkinitcpio -p kernel26fallen
Great !!!! I saw the splash !
I waited 10 minutes and still initalizing the kernel ...
Thought It was freezed so I rebooted under a classic kernel .I was so close :/
Well you are gonna have to tell us where it errors out at then if you want our help... Does it stop at network? Because when I used fallen and ndiswrapper, that was what stopped me.
Last edited by nikron (2007-07-26 11:14:37)
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In fact,
I could see :
[initializing Kernel ...] at the bottom left corner.
And nothing else.
I am not using ndiswrapper at all.
Is it possible that I put some wrong things in grub entry ?
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Very possible - try switching silent to verbose on your grub command line and see if the kernel boots properly - you should see any errors then.
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and take off the 'quite' part of the grub line
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So I worked in verbose mode but not in silent mode.
thanks!
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