On 04/25/18 11:22, Samuel Sieb wrote:
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.
.
That seems odd, but then I'm not alone. On this Fedora 27 it doesn't
work, while on the new one I've configured as an NFS server it does
work and I tried several Plymouth themes, they worked without a problem.
Of course the server doesn't really matter since it will normally be
without a display.
Both computers are configured similarly with XFCE.
I just figured I'll put the "tribar" on this workstation system and at
have some measure of progress rather than a spinning symbol.
Incidentally, it changed from a sort of rotating wheel to a rotating
worm in a circle as best I can describe them after running dracut
--force. But it never brings up the tribar theme set with the Plymouth
command?
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Bob Goodwin - Zuni, Virginia, USA
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