usplash_down is meant to be invoked by gdm itself when it is shutting
down at the user's request, not from the init script (which will run
later).
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gdm doesn't call usplash_down
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I had similar problems with an ubuntu installation. I had no shutdown
splash screen and adding a usplash_down call to gdm didn't change much.
I eventually found that I needed to press Ctrl-Alt-F8. The usplash
screen was starting but it wasn't switching the active display.
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My problem is with shutdown splash on Ubuntu. And as I see bug is for
gdm on Ubuntu. That's why I wrote about my problem here. But I see tha
you have problem with Xubuntu. Sorry for misunderstanding.
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WARNING: My workaround is OK for linux-image-2.6.24-16. But it breaks
with latest package linux-image-2.6.24-17 (from hardy-proposed). I've
both packages installed and /etc/init.d/gdm without any modyfications.
And it's 100% repeatable - when I boot 2.6.24-16 everything is OK (I've
full usplash
Leszek: It sounds like you are having problems with the spash screen on
boot. This post is about the *shut down* splash screen. In xubuntu you
don't get a graphical shutdown unless you add the usplash_down call to
gdm. It works in ubuntu most of the time without the call for some
reason.
As
I've had the same behaviour after upgrading from Gutsy to Hardy
(everything was OK in Gutsy). But I've found solution for this -
installed package startupmanager, then set resolution of screen
(1024x768 in my case) and color depth (24 bits in my case) on Startup
Options tab, hit Close and now
I can also add that generally splash_down should be called from
initramfs so adding it to gdm script is really only a partial solution.
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** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided = Low
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** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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I've figured out why this bug is there. Xubuntu uses gdm, but gnome
doesn't call usplash from gdm, it calls it from somewhere else.
Actually, if anyone knows where, could you tell me? In any case, either
Xubuntu is going to have to use a different version of gdm from gnome
(one with a
Update: I did a fresh install of Xubuntu 7.10 from live cd and had the
same problem, with the same solution.
Speaking of solutions. Here is a detailed set of instructions.
Edit /etc/init.d/gdm using your favorite text editor (backup first!).
Now between the lines:
stop)
log_begin_msg
I've noticed the same behaviour. Can you give a more detailed
instructions on how to hide ugly text from shutdown? It also appears for
me on shutdown. I.e., gnome logs off, black screen with ugly texts comes
up for about four lines, then nice looking shutdown progress usplash
appears.
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