** Summary changed: - usplash can't display fsck progress + no visible indication that a long-running fsck is taking place in background
** Description changed: If a filesystem check is forced on bootup, usplash will drop out of graphical mode and drop to a text mode. This is not very friendly for first time users. + + Usplash should instead display a visible indication that a Disk Check is + being performed, and use the progress information extracted from fsck + itself. Currently this information is provided on a filehandle from the + low-level fsck process, but the high-level fsck process does not pass + status information through (beyond displaying a text status-bar), or + send the status to usplash. + + The front-end fsck should be modified so that the status information is + passed to a 'usplash_write' command and the currently active progress + bar be hijacked or borrowed. -- no visible indication that a long-running fsck is taking place in background https://launchpad.net/bugs/38303 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
