On Mon, Feb 04, 2013 at 07:43:27PM -0000, Cédric Dufour wrote:
> Is plymouth also used in "recovery mode" or when one removes the 'splash' > parameter from the kernel boot options?
Yes, it is. We still need plymouth, even when we're not using the graphical splash functionality.
> cryptsetup "provisions" for when plymouth is not installed/active; in > '/lib/cryptsetup/cryptdisks.functions', function 'do_luks':
True. This is for compatibility between Ubuntu and Debian, since Debian does not require plymouth as part of the base system (currently).
On Mon, Feb 04, 2013 at 07:43:27PM -0000, Cédric Dufour wrote:
> Is plymouth also used in "recovery mode" or when one removes the 'splash'
> parameter from the kernel boot options?
Yes, it is. We still need plymouth, even when we're not using the graphical
splash functionality.
> cryptsetup "provisions" for when plymouth is not installed/active; in p/cryptdisks. functions' , function 'do_luks':
> '/lib/cryptsetu
True. This is for compatibility between Ubuntu and Debian, since Debian
does not require plymouth as part of the base system (currently).