** Summary changed:
- Booting with the framebuffer renderer leaves the system at textual "login:"
screen
+ Booting with graphical renderer leaves the system at textual "login:" screen
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: plymouth
- This bug occurs with the Framebuffer renderer backend, I have not yet
- been able to replicate it with the DRM renderer backend or with the text
- plugin. If you can replicate it with either of those, it is unlikely to
- be a different bug, so please add details to this one.
+ This bug occurs with the Framebuffer and DRM renderer backends (KMS and
+ non-KMS framebuffers), I have not yet been able to replicate it with the
+ text plugin ("Ubuntu 10.04" across the middle of the screen) -- if you
+ can replicate it with that, it is unlikely to be a different bug, so
+ please add details to this one.
You have this bug if after booting, you see a text "login:" screen
rather than the X server you were expecting - AND - if pressing Alt-F7
takes you to the X server with no further problems. Your boot has
worked, you've just ended up on the wrong VT. If you have further
problems, or no X server whatsoever, you have a different but so please
file a new one.
Given we end up on VT1, it's strongly likely that plymouth has simply
changed the VT on quitting like it does for those who don't have an X
server. This is quite odd, because gdm should call plymouth with the
--retain-splash argument that prevents this.
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Booting with graphical renderer leaves the system at textual "login:" screen
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/538214
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