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Hi all i had yoper v2,1 with installed the new kernel 2.6.8.1-7 and i wonder if i can change the picture of the bootsplash.How can i?...
- 09-04-2004 #1Linux Newbie
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change picture of bootsplash
Hi all i had yoper v2,1 with installed the new kernel 2.6.8.1-7 and i wonder if i can change the picture of the bootsplash.How can i?
- 09-05-2004 #2Linux Engineer
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i had yoper a while back and i remember the splash images being located in /boot (or maybe a subdirectory of /boot). i'm guessing you can just edit those image fles, or replace your own ones with the same name(s).
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I searched in the /boot directory but nothing.I found the picture of boot splash in /etc/yoper/redmod directory change the picture and the configuration file but still nothing.Any suggestion?
- 09-05-2004 #4Linux Engineer
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hmmm..., i think it was v2.0 that had it in /boot. a google search of all combinations of "yoper" "boot" "splash" and "screen" doesn't return any useful results. i don't know...
- 09-05-2004 #5
i remember trying this myself, i edited the pics and tried rebooting, but u need to put the new pics into the initrd
try editing the pics and then in a shell (as root) type
then reboot, and hopefully will have ur new pics!Code:mkinitrd
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- 09-06-2004 #6Linux Newbie
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I put in /etc/YOS/redmod in the place of the default theme an another theme edit it's config file appropiate then i executed :
mkinitrd /boot/2.6.8.1-7.img 2.6.8.1-7
and then :
lilo
After that i reboot but after lilo i had no picture only the vanilla i think boot.
Any suggestions?
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I believe it's in a file called
/proc/splash
Unless that's just the image of the progress bar. I had to have the text-based install, and therefore, I have no bootsplash screen. I just end up with scrolling text and a repetetive error, at the times it would be running a bootscreen. The error, from my searching, is concerning this /proc/splash. Which apparently was never created due to my 'undefined number' for my monitor.
the error reads :
/etc/init.d/functions:line11:/proc/splash no such file or directory
I am just wondering here, but if that doesn't work, you may be able to point line 11 in /etc/init.d/functions to the image of your choice.......(?). Since line 9 says rc_splash
So, try there.
Hope this helps.
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suggests that bootsplash support was not compiled into the kernel... /proc/splash is a virtual file created by the kernel and used to send bootsplash events (move progressbar etc.) to the kernel framebuffer. I get this error too, i'm using 2.1.0-4 anyone else getting this? any ideas why?Code:/proc/splash: no such file or directory
I would try fix this myself, but I booted Yoper for the first time 5 minutes ago so I don't know my way around the setup yet.
Steve.
- 04-11-2008 #9
Hi danny0085 !
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