[Bug 599555] Re: no fsck progress displayed when booting without 'splash'
Mark - Syminet
599555 at bugs.launchpad.net
Fri Oct 12 18:18:06 UTC 2012
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 540645 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/540645
Rants aside, I'm willing to look at the sources again and send a diff to
support /etc/defaults/rcS line. We already change files all over the
place for ubuntu - another option is no big deal. It's only two lines
of C code so if someone is willing to put it in to shut us up, let me
know. :-)
Best
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Title:
no fsck progress displayed when booting without 'splash'
Status in “plymouth” package in Ubuntu:
Triaged
Bug description:
Binary package hint: plymouth
Hi!
Since Ubuntu 10.04 i don't know what is going on with Fsck
Since no versions of Ubuntu splash screens provides options (like from
keyboard) to switch them into tty, i simply disabled it with
StartupManager - and as well, i kept this way during 3 years.
At Ubuntu 9.10 i used to have Fsck showing decently a tty progressbar,
with a percent (or per-ten-thousand) numeric value of the Fsck
progress, and this simply disapeared from Ubuntu 10.04, just looking
like Fsck hanged or crashed somewhere - so, as you all can imagine, i
always forced restart or shutdown, providing serious risks on damaging
the hard disk.
When we are booting GNU/Linux (like Ubuntu), only using tty (as i like
to use), it's very important seeing a displayed info updated at least
once per second, and when running Fsck on Ubuntu 9.10, we have this,
what is hugelly important - on Ubuntu 10.04, it simply disapeared.
Or maybe i should edit some config file somewhere to bring it back -
do someone know where is it?
thanks and regards,
Paulo
My concern is about the Fsck progress bar, which existed for more than
> 10 years, disapeared on Ubuntu 10.04 , and the visual feedback when
> booting in tty text-display mode is very important - this makes me
> think that Ubuntu crashed or hanged, making us forcing restart, having
> the risk on damaging the hard drive.
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