On 04/25/2018 01:49 AM, Bob Goodwin wrote:
-f, --force
overwrite existing initramfs file.
That left me uncertain of what would happen, it looked to me that it
might make boot slower than what it is and the object of the exercise is
simply to change a splash screen, not worth creating new problems for me
to work out of.
Dracut is the program that creates the initramfs file at any time, such
as when installing a kernel. If the file already exists, which it
obviously does, since you want to change it, you have to use -f to
overwrite it. The one you make should have the same functionality as
the original one other than the changes you are trying to make.
Anyway, I tried it and will see what happens when next I boot this
computer, however I believe the Plymouth command has performed that
operation,
It should have. I assume that the plymouth script runs dracut.
However, I have tried changing the plymouth boot theme myself a couple
of times and I don't think I've had any success.
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