> Since no versions of Ubuntu splash screens provides options
> (like from keyboard) to switch them into tty,
That's not true. You can switch to tty from plymouth by pressing the
'Esc' key. The same key will let you display the splash screen when at
the tty.
> i simply disabled it with StartupManager
> When we are booting GNU/Linux (like Ubuntu), only using tty
> (as i like to use), it's very important seeing a displayed info
> updated at least once per second, and when running Fsck
> on Ubuntu 9.10, we have this, what is hugelly important -
> on Ubuntu 10.04, it simply disapeared.
The Ubuntu team agrees that it's important to show fsck progress, which
is why, when using *the default and recommended configuration*, you get
this. If you insist on not using the recommended interface, it is non-
trivial for the information about possibly parallel fscks to be
displayed in a useful fashion. Your request is a valid one, but is
unlikely to receive developer attention in the near future.
** Changed in: plymouth (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
** Changed in: plymouth (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Triaged
** Summary changed:
- is Plymouth destroying Fsck and damaging our hard disks?
+ no fsck progress displayed when booting without 'splash'
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no fsck progress displayed when booting without 'splash'
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/599555
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