c-dog | Hi *. I've made my plymouth source with devuan/no-systmed patches available here: https://git.devuan.org/JoeThunder/plymouth/tree/devuan/no-systemd. Clone the repo, checkout the devuan/no-systemd branch, dpkg-checkbuilddeps, dpkg-buildpacakge and you should be good to test it. | 00:55 |
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c-dog | It works on my Lenovo X230 Thinkpad - I'm using UEFI boot, with EFISTUB kernel and fully encrypted LVM filesystem with /, /boot, /home and swap on the encrypted LVM. I have not tested this package using legacy BIOS boot and/or GRUB though I dare say it will work OK. | 00:59 |
c-dog | It also works in UEFI boot mode using the rEFInd intermediate bootloader, which chain loads the devuan kernel and initrd. | 01:00 |
c-dog | Hopefully this means we can include a systemd-free plymouth boot splash package in the next Beowulf beta release?!! | 01:02 |
c-dog | I hasten to add that I am not a developer - merely an amateur hacker but long time Debian and derivatives user (since ~2002/2003) | 01:04 |
mason | clemens3: Oh, nice. I was thinking about correcting Plymouth, but having someone else do it - even better! | 02:09 |
mason | c-dog I meant, but he's gone | 02:10 |
c-dog | FYI I posted about the plymouth package on dev1galaxy forum here: https://dev1galaxy.org/viewtopic.php?id=3492 | 04:35 |
c-dog | Apologies but I'm not au fait with the Devuan way - I guess I'm finding my feet. Please correct me when I'm wrong! | 04:36 |
c-dog | Eek, so I've just found the Packaging Guide for Devuan on the gitlab server and it seems I've done it all wrong. I guess I need more guidance or if someone else becomes the maintainer, they can cherry-pick my patches etc... I guess I could always delete my project and recreate it following the packaging guide. | 05:33 |
LeePen | c-dog: Thanks. Don't worry, it could still be useful. | 10:57 |
LeePen | Are you prepared to maintain a fork for us long-term? | 10:57 |
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