[Bug 1738613] Re: Merge plymouth 0.9.3-1 (main) from Debian unstable (main)
Hans Joachim Desserud
1738613 at bugs.launchpad.net
Sun Dec 17 10:41:59 UTC 2017
** Tags added: needs-debian-merge upgrade-software-version
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Title:
Merge plymouth 0.9.3-1 (main) from Debian unstable (main)
Status in plymouth package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Please merge plymouth 0.9.3-1 (main) from Debian unstable (main)
I cannot work on this merge myself. I am filing this for reference.
Explanation of the Ubuntu delta:
* Remove dependency on initramfs-tools | dracut. LP: #1716825.
* debian/local/plymouth.hook: add only a single copy of nss libs in
initramfs. LP #1714319.
* Fix hook script to not print warnings about label.so when using the
ubuntu-text theme. LP: #1578006.
* No-change rebuild for libpng soname change.
* debian/plymouth-theme-ubuntu-text.postinst: Make rmdir less noisy.
* debian/plymouth-theme-ubuntu-text.postinst: Only remove the leftover
generated files when upgrading, not when triggered.
* debian/local/plymouth.hook:
- Fix kernel updates on some weird configurations where there is
a plymouth theme alternative setup pointing to a non existing theme.
(LP: #1532355, #1548254)
* debian/local/plymouth.init-premount: Don't start plymouth if "splash" is
not present on the kernel command line. This makes initrd behaviour
consistent with what happens at boot (see ubuntu-add-splash-option.patch).
Fixes password prompts when not booting with "splash". (LP: #1432265)
* Add missing replaces due to apport hook move (LP: #1531070)
* debian/local/plymouth.hook:
- handle having the minimum dependency packages installed (no font)
when setting either no graphical theme or ubuntu-text one as default.
* debian/local/plymouth.hook:
- protect when there is no alternative configured
* debian/local/plymouth.hook:
- adapt to handle text flavor plugin, copying the ubuntu-text module
(LP: #1525841)
- be more resilient if there is only one plymouth theme configured
(default or text) or none.
* Declare a Conflicts: with broken (and not-deconfigureable) versions of
plymouth-theme-lubuntu-text, to work around LP: #1524480.
* debian/local/plymouth.hook:
- disable harmless (in the ubuntu case, where we control supported official
and flavors themes) warning which confuses users for flavors not using
a compiled text theme (LP: #1524937)
* debian/plymouth-theme-ubuntu-text.postinst: don't fail if the directory
/lib/plymouth doesn't exist when we try to remove it, such as when a new
install is being bootstrapped.
* debian/local/plymouth.hook:
- ensure that whenever configuration order is, we only build the
initramfs if we have a default and text themes.
* themes/ubuntu-logo/ubuntu-logo.script:
update to support fsckd systemd service protocol.
* Add libply-splash-core-also-monitor-for-file-removal-in-.patch:
libply-splash-core: also monitor for file removal in udev
directory. Ensures that plymouth detects coldplug completion with recent
udev (>= 213). Patch cherry-picked from upstream git.
* d/p/ubuntu-fix-split-writes.patch -- avoid the client seeing
the beginning of our replies before the whole reply is ready for
consumption. This avoids us aborting password lookups even though
they were correctly entered. (LP: #1362333)
* d/p/ubuntu-seat-terminal-may-be-null.patch -- check that the
seat->terminal/keyboard is valid before instantiating a text terminal
on it. (LP: #1371651)
* Adjust grub snippet that sets purple background color - set alpha to
zero. This corrects early boot theming. Thanks to Yu Ning. (LP:
#1308723).
* Move the dependency on ttf-ubuntu-font-family from
plymouth-theme-ubuntu-logo to plymouth-label, replacing the dependency
on fonts-dejavu-core instead of causing us to depend on two different
fonts
* Readd the plymouth hook, but in the plymouth package instead of the
library package to avoid uninstallibility problems during library
transitions. In practice, this hook is only interesting to have if
plymouth itself is installed.
* Convert versioned upstart dependency into a versioned Breaks. We ship
systemd units too now, and this avoids a hard upstart dependency even
in minimal debootstraps/chroots. (LP: #1351306)
* Build without apport hook, and without breaks/replaces libplymouth2,
such that rebuilds in the archive can happen with both libplymouths
co-installed.
* Import debian patches, sans default theme. This also brings in systemd
units fixes.
* Enable systemd units & parallel build.
* Synchronise postinst/postrm with debian.
* Fold ubuntu-logo patches into one.
* Drop autoreconf patch, as we use dh-autoreconf now.
* Suppress job-name update notifications to plymouthd from
plymouth-upstart-bridge. (LP: #1303815)
[ Steve Langasek ]
* Fix debian/patches/tty1-after-boot.patch: when we have multiple
non-default console options on the kernel commandline,
local_console_terminal will not be set, so we should avoid the resulting
assert. LP: #1160079, LP: #1235231.
[ Dimitri John Ledkov ] LP: #1292458
* debian/patches/use-upstart-private-socket.patch: instead of using
system dbus, use private upstart socket in the plymouth-upstart-bridge.
* debian/plymouth.plymouth-upstart-bridge.upstart: start
plymouth-upstart-bridge on startup, and thus gather a more complete
boot.log.
* debian/patches/dont-bail-on-dummy-terms.patch: don't bail
plymouth-upstart-bridge if TERM is not set and/or running on a dummy
terminal, as we can run on those. This makes console-log useful in
lxc-containers and actually contain messages from upstart jobs
starting and stopping.
* debian/patches/no-print-empty-description.patch: do not store
description when dbus returns empty string, and thus stop printing
empty "Starting... done" messages. LP: #1185560.
* debian/plymouth.plymouth-upstart-bridge.upstart: update stop on
conditions to stop when plymouth-shutdown finishes.
* Make ubuntu-logo theme support scale factor, provide one plymouth
theme with scale 1 and another with scale 2, until scale factor can be
dynamically detected.
* Mark plymouth-upstart-bridge to respawn.
* Update plymouth ubuntu logos to match installer bootsplash and design
guidelines (circle of friends is white with orange, not white and
transparent thus aubergine).
* Implement message-less shutdown (LP: #967229):
* Refactor plymouth job into plymouth (boot mode) and plymouth-shutdown
(shutdown-mode), as the two are two different jobs.
* If present, make plymouth-shutdown stop and wait for lightdm to stop.
* Add versioned dependency on upstart, which has rc.conf start
plymouth-shutdown on shutdown.
* Fix initramfs hook to look in the right path for fonts, now that we
don't depend on the transitional ttf-dejavu-core package. LP: #1262983.
* Build using dh-autoreconf.
* Implement update status (U) splash plugin function for details plugin,
simply display those updates as text messages. (LP: #540645)
* Update font dependency from ttf-dejavu-core to fonts-dejavu-core.
* Update plymouth.plymouth-stop.upstart:
KDM does no longer support hand over; ensure plymouth quits accordingly.
* Tweak the description of the plymouth-ready upstart job.
* debian/patches/Fix-missing-prototype-of-ply_get_timestamp.patch:
Fix missing prototype of ply_get_timestamp(). LP: #1187318.
* Build with -Werror, to prevent bugs like this from sneaking in in the
future.
* Drop -Wl,--as-needed from build flags, now used by default in the
toolchain.
* Fix the ubuntu-text plugin to build cleanly (no -Werror=format-security
or -Werror=unused-but-set-variable problems).
* debian/patches/Miscellaneous-fixes-for-compiler-warnings.patch:
Miscellaneous fixes for compiler warnings.
* debian/patches/nouveau-framebuffer.patch: we're no longer building with
the nouveau backend at all; make the code build without warnings for this
case, but leave the patch in place for right now.
* src/client/ply-boot-client.c: fix possible uninitialized variable
problems.
* Tweak the description of the plymouth-ready upstart job.
* debian/patches/Fix-missing-prototype-of-ply_get_timestamp.patch:
Fix missing prototype of ply_get_timestamp(). LP: #1187318.
* Build with -Werror, to prevent bugs like this from sneaking in in the
future.
* Drop -Wl,--as-needed from build flags, now used by default in the
toolchain.
* Fix the ubuntu-text plugin to build cleanly (no -Werror=format-security
or -Werror=unused-but-set-variable problems).
* debian/patches/Miscellaneous-fixes-for-compiler-warnings.patch:
Miscellaneous fixes for compiler warnings.
* debian/initramfs-tools/hooks/plymouth: Stop copying the pango modules and
*-fc.so, these are included in the main pango shared lib now.
* plymouth-ready.conf: Send an event to indicate plymouth is up. Needed
to inform login managers that they can start without racing with
plymouth-splash. (LP: #982889)
[ Markus Waas ]
* Implement display_question callback for ask-question command.
(LP: #509384)
* Auto-detect the pango directory to accomodate the versioned path.
* Drop the dependency on hardware-specific libdrm modules.
* Convert libplymouth2 and libplymouth-dev to multiarch.
* Fix dependency s/libdrm-nouveau1a/libdrm-nouveau2/g. Thanks Colin for
spotting.
[ Colin Watson ]
* Make descriptions of non-task Upstart jobs be noun phrases in sentence
case, so that they look right in plymouth-upstart-bridge output.
[ Dmitrijs Ledkovs ]
* New upstream release:
- drop, applied upstream upstream-add-generic-driver-to-drm-renderer-plugin.patch
- drop, applied upstream invalid-event-source-workaround.patch
- drop, raring has recent enough drm update-libdrm-nouveau-library-dependency.patch
- rebase tty1-after-boot.patch
- rebase misc-changes.patch
* Update symbols.
* Drop kubuntu-text, moved to kubuntu-default-settings (LP: #1005512)
* Refresh autoreconf.patch to pick up the removal of the above theme.
* debian/patches/upstream-add-generic-driver-to-drm-renderer-plugin.patch:
- Add the generic driver to the drm render plugin, which is the only one
supported on latest upstream, working also for omap. Not yet disabling
the others, as they can still be used in case the generic one fails,
which keeps plymouth safe for x86 (LP: #1018907)
* debian/patches/update-libdrm-nouveau-library-dependency.patch:
- Old nouveau driver is now called libdrm_nouveau1 at the latest libdrm
package (>= 2.4.38)
* Refresh autoreconf.patch.
* New upstream release.
- drop patches originating from or merged upstream: debug-fixes.patch,
gcc45-arith-workaround.patch,
main-Don-t-watch-for-keyboard-input-if-no-keyboard.patch,
upstart-bridge.patch, upstream-*.patch
- debian/rules: pass --with-log-viewer to explicitly request its
inclusion.
- update libplymouth2.symbols.
* debian/patches/initramfsless-boot.patch: clean up our failure path when
/dev/pts isn't available yet:
- don't free a buffer that we might use again later
- once we've created the session object, keep it around, instead of
freeing it again and leaving a dangling reference to it in the loop
exit handler list.
it's not clear if this was working before, but it definitely hits an
assert now. LP: #981314.
* Build with --disable-libdrm_intel on !x86, to avoid an unnecessary
dependency. LP: #927424.
[ Philip Muškovac ]
* debian/patches/kubuntu-text.patch:
Change kubuntu-text theme to new grey (LP: #979824)
[ James Hunt ]
* Temporary work-around that minimizes chance of referencing invalid
sources (LP: #553745).
* debian/patches/main-Don-t-watch-for-keyboard-input-if-no-keyboard.patch:
Cherry-pick from upstream; don't watch for keyboard input if no keyboard
is set, as is the case when should_ignore_show_splash_calls() returns
true, fixing an assert failure. LP: #619021.
* debian/ubuntu-logo.png: remove in favor of the logo included in the
ubuntu-logo theme which has the correct branding. This has no impact on
the default user experience, but fixes the branding when using certain
non-default themes available in the archive. (We still ship a copy in
the main plymouth package for this reason.) LP: #667262.
* debian/patches/tty1-after-boot.patch: Switch back to tty1 on exit if
started with vt.handoff. Closes LP: #913731.
* debian/plymouth-theme-{k,}ubuntu-text.{triggers,postinst}: regenerate
our theme when /etc/lsb-release changes. LP: #957380.
* debian/libplymouth2.apport: collect boot.log and plymouth-debug.log if it
exists (LP: #860371)
* debian/plymouth.upstart: don't start up on 'stopped gdm' or 'stopped
lightdm' since on upgrade one of these two will always be stopped at
system boot. Instead look for a 'desktop-shutdown' event, and declare
appropriate Breaks: against earlier versions of gdm, lightdm, kdm and
lxdm that don't implement this event. LP: #854329.
* Add direct dependency on ttf-dejavu-core since that's the font used in
the initramfs-tools hook, instead of trusting that fontconfig-config
pulls in the right alternative. LP: #828027.
* debian/initramfs-tools/scripts/init-bottom/plymouth: /run doesn't get
moved to ${rootmnt}/run until *after* our script has run, so don't try
to check for it before calling plymouth update-root-fs - it's not like
we would ever want to not pivot root, anyway. Fixes the fact that we
haven't been getting /var/log/boot.log for months now.
* debian/plymouth.plymouth-stop.upstart: if stopped by lightdm, let
lightdm handle the VT transition as it's able, so we get flicker-free
boot. LP: #849954.
* debian/libplymouth2.apport: include grub configuration file and the
contents of /proc/cmdline when reporting a bug with apport (LP: #787685)
* initramfs scripts: /dev/.initramfs/ → /run/initramfs transition.
(LP: #810956)
* details/plugin.c: On every key stroke, the "details" plugin in plymouth
clears only the current line before overwriting it with the password
prompt. If the prompt is multilined then the last line ends up being
overwritten but the previous lines are repeated. Re-printing only the
last line of the password prompt on every keystroke. (LP: #566818)
* details/plugin.c: Removed the explicit printing of ':'. Expected to be a
part of the prompt.
* Install slave alternative for plymouth-theme-ubuntu-logo, telling GRUB
to set an aubergine background (LP: #696915).
* Tolerate pre-multiarch versions of pango (LP: #741832).
* Backport from upstream:
- [event-loop] Add reference count to event sources (with any luck, this
will fix LP: #553745).
- [event-loop] Handle more than 8 events at once (LP: #518926).
- [terminal] Force enter to output newline.
- [terminal] Add OPOST to tty attributes (LP: #546251).
- [terminal] Don't set ISTRIP in terminal attributes.
* debian/initramfs-tools/hooks/plymouth: handle the nss_files modules
being in the multiarch library path instead of in /lib.
* Build-depend on dpkg-dev (>= 1.16.0~ubuntu4) so we can check the
multiarch path at build time.
* Also handle multiarch paths for pango modules.
[ Colin Watson ]
* Split nouveau patches out from misc-changes.patch.
* If plymouth:force-drm is found on the kernel command line, use the drm
renderer even on nouveau. This allows us to test fixes for LP #539655.
See also LP #533135.
[ Andy Whitcroft ]
* Make splash dependant on either a graphics device appearing or
udev-graphics-fallback completing. (LP: #702090)
* Rework the avoid-sigpipe patch to first attempt to use send(), and
then fall back to write in case of ENOTSOCK. (LP: #718044).
* Rename .plymouth files to .plymouth.in.
* Fold changes from debian-changes that went missing back into patches to
which they pertain.
* Refresh autoreconf.patch.
* Pass MSG_NOSIGNAL when writing to Plymouth. This stops clients from
getting SIGPIPE'd when Plymouth goes away unexpectedly. (LP: 717153)
* Refresh autoreconf.patch.
[ Mathieu Trudel-Lapierre ]
* Adjust the text plymouth themes to only ship a template, which then gets
used to generate the actual message from the output of lsb_release.
* debian/plymouth-theme-kubuntu-text.postinst,
debian/plymouth-theme-ubuntu-text.postinst:
- Build on the changes to set the text and colors for the -text themes via
settings; attempt to properly set the current Ubuntu version according to
what LSB tells us.
* debian/plymouth-theme-kubuntu-text.prerm,
debian/plymouth-theme-ubuntu-text.prerm:
- Clean up the actual theme config file for ubuntu-text themes since it's
generated at install time.
* debian/plymouth-theme-kubuntu-text.postrm,
debian/plymouth-theme-ubuntu-text.postrm:
- Don't remove /lib/plymouth and /lib/plymouth/themes, it will be done by
the plymouth package itself on removal.
[ Steve Langasek ]
* Clean up the prerm scripts:
- don't use this horrible case $1 meme that infests maintainer
scripts everywhere (including the other scripts in this package :)
- use rm -f instead of ignoring failures
- avoid useless exit 0 at the end
* While we're at it, clean up the other postrm scripts by moving
update-alternatives calls to new prerms, and clean up the unnecessary
boilerplate in the remaining postrms.
* debian/initramfs-tools/hooks/plymouth: don't overwrite /etc/passwd in
the initramfs if it's already present, since ours is just there as an
NSS stub and some other hooks may care about the contents. Also, as
long as we're setting this up, use /bin/sh for the shell instead of
/bin/bash since that actually exists in the initramfs. LP: #715482
* Switch dependency from libdrm-nouveau1 to libdrm-nouveau1a.
* Build-depend on libdbus-1-dev and libncursesw5-dev for the Upstart
bridge.
* Print messages when Upstart jobs start or stop (LP: #616403).
[ Martin Pitt ]
* gcc45-arith-workaround.patch: Add upstream bug link.
[ Colin Watson ]
* Backport a couple of patches from upstream to make debugging less
painful:
- Fix parsing of plymouth:debug=file:.
- Handle plymouth:splash or plymouth:debug as last argument.
* Rearrange patch handling in a way that doesn't cause dpkg-source to
entirely shuffle the contents of debian/patches/debian-changes every
time we upload, and to make it easier to merge in future:
- Split debian-changes (mostly) into separate patches. A small
misc-changes.patch file remains with some patches I didn't have time
to analyse, but the bulk of this can now be handled with separate
quilt operations. (As usual, if you don't use quilt, patches will end
up in a debian-changes patch at the end of the patch series.)
- Remove .pc from revision control; it's too noisy and hard to keep
consistent. Use
http://people.canonical.com/~cjwatson/dpkg-quilt-setup after checking
out from revision control to set up quilt.
[ Steve Langasek ]
* debian/control: set Vcs-Bzr to forestall future mis-uploads
[ Martin Pitt ]
* Add gcc45-arith-workaround.patch: Work around a gcc-4.5 behaviour
change/bug(?). Also, this change is actually correct, as the arithmethics
can easily overflow a 16 bit value. (LP: #685352)
* Adjust ubuntu-logo background colour very slightly: the official "dark
aubergine" background colour value is #2c001e, whose red component is
closer to 17% than 16%. The difference is noticeable when GRUB is set
up to show its own background colour.
[ Steve Langasek ]
* Refactor ubuntu-text theme to allow setting colors and text via settings
in the plymouth theme file, and have plymouth-theme-kubuntu-text depend
on ubuntu-text instead of duplicating the code.
* Bump the version strings from 10.10 to 11.04. LP: #683994.
[ Michael Terry ]
* debian/plymouth.plymouth-stop.upstart,
debian/plymouth.upstart:
- Recognize uxlaunch as a display manager. (LP: #609163)
* debian/plymouth.plymouth-stop.upstart:
* debian/plymouth.upstart:
- Add LightDM
* Generate a dummy NSS stack in the initrd to suppress a glib warning
generated by the label control (LP: #649917).
* Add kubuntu-text theme, closes LP: #613636
* src/plugins/splash/details/plugin.c: Implement display_message, either
by displaying it immediately or by queueing it for later display in the
event that we're already waiting for user input (LP: #563916).
* src/plugins/splash/ubuntu-text/plugin.c: Change Ubuntu version to 10.10
(LP: #588633).
* Don't call ply_boot_client_process_pending_requests on flush, because
ply_event_loop_process_pending_events already calls this for us when the
fd is writable - so calling it again causes a race condition and an
assertion failure if _process_pending_events has already cleared the
event queue for us. LP: #570289.
* Don't call ply_boot_client_process_pending_requests on flush, because
ply_event_loop_process_pending_events already calls this for us when the
fd is writable - so calling it again causes a race condition and an
assertion failure if _process_pending_events has already cleared the
event queue for us. LP: #570289.
* src/main.c: if the splash screen isn't up yet, queue message requests
instead of discarding them. LP: #507881.
* src/client/ply-boot-client.c: some replies may be sent out of order
because they depend on user input, so pay attention to the message type
when picking the handler instead of handing the response to the first
handler in the list; without this, cancelling fsck in mountall will
never work. LP: #562811.
* src/client/ply-boot-client.c: instead of trying to read from the server
pipe if there are any outstanding requests, call
ply_event_loop_process_pending_events() which already knows whether we
can read from the pipe. LP: #559761.
* add the pixel display bpp symbols to libplymouth2.symbols with a correct
version, so that packages using them don't wind up with overly-strict
dependencies on libplymouth2.
* debian/initramfs-tools/hooks/plymouth: 'readlink -f' returns the
original filename in the case of a non-existent file, so test for the
existence of the filename it returns rather than merely whether it's
non-empty.
[ Steve Langasek ]
* New upstream release.
* debian/plymouth.plymouth-stop.upstart: trust the new kdm to stop plymouth
for us, too. LP: #540177.
* plymouth needs to depend on initramfs-tools to avoid calling
update-initramfs when the stack isn't configured yet and rendering the
system unbootable with a broken initramfs. LP: #358654.
* src/client/ply-boot-client.c: ply_boot_client_flush() needs to process
the incoming queue before the outgoing, otherwise we get a deadlock.
LP: #554737.
* src/plugins/splash/script/script-lib-image.c: call script_obj_is_null()
to check for the presence of the alpha argument, otherwise all our labels
are rendered invisibly...
* src/plugins/renderers/drm/plugin.c: temporarily disable the drm backend
for nouveau, until we can get to the bottom of the DRM lockup in bug
#539655. This is not as pretty, but it boots to the desktop without
hanging regardless of how many displays are used, and that takes
precedence. LP: #533135.
[ Scott James Remnant ]
* Implement a Window.GetBitsPerPixel() function in the script library,
and the necessary support in ply_pixel_display, ply_renderer and in
the vga16fb and frame-buffer renderers to make that information
available. This will return "0" on drm and x11 where the answer is
"lots". LP: #558352.
* Modify vga16fb to only fallback to reducing colors if it's overflowed
the 16-color palette already, so if you stick to the same 16 colors,
you can get exact matches.
* Use alternate 16-color images when we have only 4bpp. LP: #551013.
[ Alberto Milone ]
* ubuntu-logo: accept a format string from mountall for the disk check
progress, so that localization is possible. LP: #553954.
* Don't fail if --attach-to-session is passed and /dev/pts isn't mounted
yet, as this breaks booting without an initramfs.
* debian/initramfs-tools/hooks/plymouth: if we don't have a default.plymouth
link, don't try to copy the graphics support since the libs aren't needed
and may not even be installed. LP: #554566.
[ Steve Langasek ]
* debian/libplymouth2.apport: include the targets of the theme alternatives
in the report.
[ Colin Watson ]
* Split /lib/plymouth/label.so out into a new plymouth-label package,
depended on by the themes that use it.
[ Colin Watson ]
* Pass the single-debian-patch option to dpkg-source.
* frame-buffer/vga16fb renderers: It's possible for activate to be called
before map_to_device, for example if a non-graphical splash plugin is in
use. Initialise map_address to MAP_FAILED so that we won't try to
redraw in this situation.
[ Scott James Remnant ]
* Add a ply_boot_client_flush() method to flush outgoing requests
before we exit()
* vga16fb: move the VGA register resetting into the flush_head call
rather than VT activation, since we may not have permission to
fiddle with the VGA at that early point.
* Quit Plymouth on initramfs panic.
* configure.ac, src/plugins/renderers/Makefile.am, debian/rules,
debian/plymouth.install.in: if sys/io.h is absent, as on powerpc or sparc,
omit building the vga16fb renderer.
* Make sure all the plymouth themes declare Replaces: plymouth (<< 0.8.1-1~)
to give a smooth upgrade. LP: #549701.
* Add Breaks: against the old versions of the out-of-tree plymouth theme
packages.
* Recommend plymouth-theme-ubuntu-text | plymouth-theme, to avoid pulling
in a theme at random. LP: #550237.
* ubuntu-logo theme:
- move the entry box below the passphrase prompt where it belongs.
LP: #540685, #540806
- add some code to notice if our text boxes are going to run off the
bottom of the screen, and move them up in that case.
* debian/initramfs-tools/hooks/plymouth: fix to work with the new
update-alternatives theme handling. LP: #549247
* include the vga16fb renderer in the initramfs.
[ Scott James Remnant ]
* Update to the upstream 0.8.1 release:
- Our patches have been merged upstream, some changes due to cleaning
them up for submission and noticing a few bugs along the way.
Remaining changes are:
+ ubuntu-logo theme
+ ubuntu version of the text theme
+ call update-initramfs rather than plymouth-update-initrd in
plymouth-set-default-theme
+ filter fsck progress updates from the progress bar tracker
+ watch for enter key press
+ support lbm-nouveau as an alternate driver name for nouveau to
permit backports once Lucid has released
+ use /dev/fb0 as default framebuffer device name
+ stop animation of script plugin in idle function
- Will become process group leader of its VT if possible (opens without
O_NOCTTY when redirecting stdio to it), this is almost certainly
correct keyboard-wise.
- Deallocates VT on "plymouth quit" after switching VT back to VT1
- Open terminal in text and details plugin, don't assume it's already
open.
- Calling "plymouth quit" or "plymouth deactivate" while the same
command is already running will now block the new command until the
old one complete, rather than returning immediately.
- Various window fixes for script plugin
- Script plugin updated to use the window X and Y offsets every time
- Plymouth client tool has been updated to have commands for many cases
in preference to the --command style.
* Restored code to disable Plymouth's graphical plugins when an alternate
init= is given on the kernel command-line, otherwise init=/bin/bash
doesn't work so well when Plymouth is in the initramfs.
* Restored crash handler that dumps boot messages to /dev/tty1.
* Split themes out into different packages, reducing the size of the
Plymouth package. This also means that you can remove the themes
packages to remove the "graphical splash" part of Plymouth while keeping
the ability to prompt for questions on the console.
* Use the alternatives system to select the default themes. The existing
symlink will be replaced on upgrade if you have not changed it.
* Also use alternatives to select the text theme.
* Restore the upstream text theme, renaming ours to "ubuntu-text".
* Fallback to the built-in details theme (boot messages on console, but
with the ability to prompt for questions) if no theme package is
installed.
(LP: #507238)
Unfortunately these changes mean that if you've selected a custom
theme, you will need to install that package and select it again.
Sorry about that.
* Include the 16-color VGA frame-buffer renderer. LP: #526892.
* Fix text, ubuntu-text and details themes to restore the console to text
mode when adding text displays.
* debian/rules:
- Set default tty for boot and shutdown with configure arguments
- Set default background color to the Ubuntu Aubergine, this provides
some consistency with other default themes.
* debian/plymouth.upstart, debian/initramfs-tools/scripts/init-top/plymouth:
- Redirect console output to Plymouth, this will be both logged and made
available to splash themes that want it (details by default).
LP: #535108.
* debian/plymouth.upstart, debian/plymouth.plymouth-splash.upstart:
- Call show-splash from the plymouth script itself in the shutdown case.
* ubuntu-logo theme:
- Update in same manner as script has been to add Window.GetX() to
math that centers things.
[ Steve Langasek ]
* ubuntu-logo theme:
- fix the password prompt handling so the display of boot messages is
restored after the passphrase has been entered, and subsequent password
requests don't incorrectly reuse the previous prompt. LP: #515822
- turn the message_notification[0].y check right-way-round in
password_dialogue_setup(), though this doesn't seem to have any
practical impact.
- pass logo.z to the SetZ() function, not the SetY() one; thanks to
Vishal Rao for this catch. LP: #542458.
- refactor get_message_label: the y position of the second line shouldn't
vary according to its own height. This brings the passphrase prompts
from cryptsetup back up to where they should be. LP: #539723.
* Turn tracing on post-beta.
* src/main.c: when the user presses enter, compare the keystroke lists to
the enter key, not to some previously-typed string that we may or may not
have.
[ Scott James Remnant ]
* src/libply-splash-core/ply-terminal.c:
- To restore a terminal into Canonical Mode, rather than setting flags
that happen to be the opposite of what cfmakeraw() removes, set the
flags that stty's sane mode sets.
- Ensure that we clear the "is unbuffered" flag on every exit path from
ply_terminal_set_buffered() that means the terminal is Canonical Mode
so that we don't reset it back to Canonical Mode again unexpectedly
when closing out the terminal under X.
LP: #540256.
[ Steve Langasek ]
* src/main.c: allow clients to watch for <enter> as a keystroke.
LP: #539182
* src/libply-splash-core/ply-text-display.c:
- It turns out that resetting the VT back into KD_TEXT mode every
second, while the X server is starting, is not perhaps the best
idea. LP: #538213.
* debian/plymouth.upstart, debian/plymouth.plymouth-stop.upstart:
- Replace the "stop on" clause in plymouth's own job with a job that
handles stopping plymouth for the normal cases.
For a display manager that handles the plymouth transition properly
(gdm & ubiquity only at this point), this simply appears to be running
until plymouth is stopped by that display manager. This blocks plymouth
from being stopped for other reasons, e.g. rc2 exiting. LP: #538214.
For other display managers, and when we reach the end of rc2 or
other reasons, this simply asks plymouth to quit. We never use
--retain-splash, if the display manager can't do plymouth transitions,
we never want to leave the VT in KD_GRAPHICS in case the display
manager gets things wrong (hi, kdm!). LP: #538524.
* debian/plymouth.plymouth-splash.upstart:
- Add LXDM. LP: #526748
* debian/plymouth.plymouth-splash.upstart:
- Remove the "starting gdm" bit from the job, since that won't have any
effect (job is already started by the time gdm is); and as a result of
the above changes could end up with plymouth --show-splash and quit
being called together if someone runs "start gdm" themselves.
* Add Breaks: against old versions of mountall and casper, due to the soname
changes in ~-13.
[ Steve Langasek ]
* Don't attach /proc/cmdline to apport reports, this is already in the
standard info that gets collected...
[ Alberto Milone ]
* ubuntu_logo theme:
- New logo from Otto Greenslade.
- Switch off dots starting from the ones on the left instead of
switching them off all at once.
[ Scott James Remnant ]
* Move the Ubuntu logo up as discussed with Otto, this makes the mouse
cursor appear between the logo and dots and solves the optical illusion
of the logo being too low. LP: #535014.
* Don't include message about disk checks, which can come from mountall.
* Drop the rc script splash functions, we don't want the SysV-rc compat
stuff messing around with the splash screen - this can be entirely
managed by Upstart now. LP: #528787, #537262.
* Plymouth Fix Mega Patch:
- This hasn't yet been broken up into enough bits to send upstream, and
doesn't *quite* address all the issues yet, but it's a major step.
- Rewrite the VT handling, rather than abusing /dev/tty0 keep all VT
operations on the actual VT (tty7), this avoids issues where we set
the graphics mode of the wrong VT or put the wrong VT into VT_PROCESS
mode. LP: #520460, #522598, #526321, #533135
- Don't attempt VT switch when using non-VT consoles.
- Make VT mandatory for renderer plugins, so we fallback gracefully to
text when the console is not a VT. LP: #516825, #527083.
- Restore VT when finished displaying the splash unless plymouth quit
is called with --retain-splash. LP: #506297.
- Activate VT from text and details plugins, rather than haphardly in
the main code, this means the textual boot is also on VT7.
LP: #518352, #520122.
- Add a --has-active-vt command that can let gdm inquire whether it
should reuse Plymouth's VT; fixes the issue where Plymouth has no
visible splash screen and X ends up on VT1. LP: #519641, #533572.
- Don't open terminal device in X11, fixes the issue where X will crash
when debugging plugins using the X11 renderer.
- Add --tty option to plymouthd for debugging when X is running and
thus using an alternate VT.
- Improve deactivate command so that the terminal is no longer watched
for keyboard input, session is closed, etc. LP: #528787, #531650.
- Ignore mode changes while deactivated, otherwise we can end up
resetting the VT back into text mode while X is starting up.
LP: #523788, #502509.
- Fix races with simultaneous quit and deactivate commands, or multiples
of those commands.
- Ignore --show-splash, --hide-splash, etc. commands while deactivated.
- Add reactivate command for testing purposes.
- Don't scan out drm buffer contents to fbcon when not called with
quit --retain-splash. LP: #527180.
- Avoid resetting the terminal to unbuffered mode on every write, this
results in setting X's VT into raw mode and results in the X server
crashing on key presses. LP: #532047, #534861, #519460, #520593,
#522974, #525393
* I'm aware that if you see the TEXT plugin, it's possible for Enter to
still crash the X server for some people. I will be opening a new bug
for this, and would appreciate details from people affected.
* If you have issues with Enter crashing the X server, and you see a
GRAPHICAL plugin, check that gdm is up to date - if it is, please
file new bugs.
* I'm also aware of an issue where after boot, rather than seeing an X
server, you see the ordinary "login:" getty screen. Pressing Alt+F7
should take you to X. I will be opening a new bug for this, and would
appreciate details from people affected.
* Don't send fsck progress updates to the boot-duration file.
* Make all the dots orange just before starting the X server.
* Cute text-version of the splash screen.
- Added basic support for fsck notification.
- Added support for showing keys information on separate lines.
* ubuntu_logo theme:
- New logo from Otto Greenslade.
* debian/rules:
- Disable tracing.
* ubuntu_logo theme:
- New logo, colours and simplified design in compliance with the
artwork and with the guidelines provided by Otto Greenslade.
* Add support for additional separate places for messages (LP: #497311).
* Merge from upstream:
- change plymouth-set-default-theme help output
- include upstream manpage (LP: #518414)
* Add an apport hook to collect /proc/fb and /proc/cmdline.
* Add lbm-nouveau/plymouth integration patch.
* Make plymouth-splash a service instead of a task, to make sure we only
run it once per instance of plymouthd; and add an 'or starting gdm' to the
start condition so that we're assured of having this command run before
gdm starts - otherwise, this plays havoc with gdm's assumptions regarding
initial VT selection. LP: #516412.
* move plymouth-log-viewer to plymouth-x11 also, to completely move GTK out
of the base package.
[ Steve Langasek ]
* Include label.so in the initramfs, as well as the font support files it
depends on, needed for any text prompts or messages. This will bloat the
initramfs substantially (about 3MB) and impact boot performance as a
result, but the solution to that is to not include plymouth in the
initramfs unless we know it's needed for prompting (e.g., cryptsetup).
LP: #496765.
* Move x11 renderer into a separate package, to avoid pulling GTK into the
server install by default. LP: #509579.
* debian/rules: fix up the dh_makeshlibs exclude path to match where we're
currently installing.
* src/plugins/splash/script/plugin.c: the script plugin has no support at
all for text consoles, so if there are no pixel displays available,
return an error so that plymouth can fall back to the text plugin.
LP: #506717.
* Always include the 'details' and 'text' themes in the initramfs, since
plymouth uses these as built-in fallbacks and they're tiny.
* src/main.c: when a splash plugin fails to load, make sure to unregister
any related keyboard handlers.
* don't let the password walk off the end of the dialog box. LP: #496782.
* split the plymouth upstart job into plymouth and plymouth-splash, so that
plymouth starts up early and doesn't have to race gdm; and stop
unconditionally adding plymouth to the initramfs now that we can start it
this way.
* debian/plymouth.postinst: also set the theme on first install, or on
upgrade from versions prior to 0.8.0~-7, because update-initramfs called
before plymouth has been configured for the first time will accidentally
cause a call to --reset to use the text theme instead of the intended
default.
* debian/plymouth.plymouth-splash.upstart: don't wait on tty-device-added,
these are now guaranteed to be available; copied from gdm upstart job.
* Depend on mountall (>= 2.0) to ensure we have the above guarantee.
* Mark /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/init-bottom/plymouth executable,
otherwise initramfs-tools skips it. LP: #509487.
* Drop the Debian revision (-1) from the version in the symbols file, to
fix a lintian warning.
* Fixed a bug where we couldn't load the script plugin if it were
compiled without optimisations.
* Attempt to work around issues with VT switching and fbcon reasserting
over our output. LP: #496784, #497115.
* Don't attach to the session for now, this code path doesn't work with
the current console/VT code. LP: #502494.
* Revert change in 0.8.0~-4 that scans the buffer out fo fbcon when
deactivating i915; this was actually wrong, we don't want to use fbcon
for the transition, we want to use our current framebuffer instead.
Other bugs (with the VT code) are preventing that transition from working.
* Fix a crash on "plymouth deactivate" when no renderer is active.
LP: #499541.
* Fix a crash on "plymouth deactivate" when --show-splash has never
been called.
* Fix failure to quit on "plymouth quit" after "plymouth deactivate".
* Remove the code that disables plymouth when init= is on the command-line,
we don't want that.
* debian/initramfs-tools/scripts/init-top/plymouth:
- Don't check the kernel command-line; we always want plymouth running
whether or not "splash" is present, plymouth uses that to determine
which of the graphics or text renderers to use.
- Start with --attach-to-session so we redirect console messages.
* debian/plymouth.plymouth-log.upstart:
- Once the filesystem is mounted, flush the log out.
* Include the ply-boot-protocol.h file in the headers directory.
* Include the plybootclient directory in the CFLAGS from pkg-config.
* Include the ply-boot-protocol.h file in the headers directory.
* Include the plybootclient directory in the CFLAGS from pkg-config.
* Patched to scan the buffer out to the console when deactivating the
i915 plugin so that X can start.
* debian/initramfs-tools/scripts/init-top/plymouth:
- Turn off the blinking cursor, otherwise it'll appear later when
we transition to gdm.
* debian/plymouth.upstart:
- Don't stop when gdm starts, gdm is smart and will handle the plymouth
transition by itself.
* debian/plymouth.postinst:
- Update the initramfs when we don't change the theme (otherwise we
don't update the binaries).
* Update to GIT HEAD:
- Maintainer mode enabled by default.
- plymouth-set-default-theme now supports --help.
- script gains window get position functions.
* debian/initramfs-tools/scripts/init-bottom/plymouth:
- Tell plymouth about the new root filesystem after switching to it.
* debian/rules:
- Drop --enable-maintainer-mode since it's now enabled by default.
* debian/plymouth.upstart:
- Remove the "start on" rules that would cause Plymouth to be started
if you hadn't got an initramfs; since these were different to the
rules for X.org itself, you could end up in the situation (often!)
where X would start first (and plymouth stopped), then Plymouth
restarted again. LP: #495085.
[ Scott James Remnant ]
* debian/initramfs-tools/conf-hooks.d/plymouth:
- Always enable the framebuffer for now, on the SSD model we end up
crashing X while faffing with the splash screen; it's better to just
delay it for now.
* debian/plymouth.upstart:
- Use the udev PRIMARY_DEVICE_FOR_DISPLAY=1 tag to know which of the
graphics or drm device we needed to start.
- Do not need fbcon, but we do need tty0
[ Alberto Milone ]
* Add the "ubuntu-logo" theme:
- Add ubuntu-logo to themes/Makefile.{am|in}.
- Put the theme in themes/ubuntu-logo.
* debian/plymouth.postinst:
- Add a provisional ubuntu logo.
- Do not install bizcom.png.
* debian/rules:
- Set the default logo to /lib/plymouth/ubuntu-logo.png.
- Pass --enable-maintainer-mode to dh_auto_configure.
* debian/plymouth.postinst:
- Set the default theme to "ubuntu-logo".
[ Michael Vogt ]
* merged from the fastboot PPA
[ Scott James Remnant ]
* Rebased on latest GIT from bzr import.
- Directly applied debian/patches/01_default_fb.patch
- Directly applied debian/patches/03_set_default_plugin.patch
- Directly applied debian/patches/13_use_tty7.patch
- Directly applied debian/patches/11_create_pid_file.patch
- Dropped debian/patches/12_wait_for_sigterm.patch:
+ We're not going to shutdown plymouth when X starts, simply
deactivate it. Upstart pre-stop and SIGTERM handling should
therefore be sufficient.
- All other patches were from GIT and are already in the tree, so
dropped them too.
* Changed packaging to use dh 7 instead of cdbs.
* Changed to install into /lib rather than /usr
* Removed old init scripts and Upstart jobs to tidy up package.
* Added symbols file for the libraries.
* Disabled the crash handler, since it does something very silly when
X is running.
* Added initramfs conf that enables the framebuffer and plymouth unless
the root disk is on SSD. The rationale is that SSD-based systems get
to the point where we can start plymouth in the real system just as
fast, while HDD-based systems have to do ureadahead first and we want
something pretty on screen while that happens.
-----------------------------------------------------------------
Changelog entries since current bionic version 0.9.2-3ubuntu17:
plymouth (0.9.3-1) unstable; urgency=medium
[ Laurent Bigonville ]
* debian/watch: Bump to version 4 and use the macro's
* New upstream version 0.9.3
* debian/libplymouth4.symbols: Adjust the symbols file
* Refresh the patches and drop the one merged upstream
[ Scott Moser ]
* debian/local/plymouth.hook: add only a single copy of nss libs in
initramfs. (Closes: #874502)
-- Laurent Bigonville <bigon at debian.org> Tue, 19 Sep 2017 15:09:29
+0200
plymouth (0.9.2-5) unstable; urgency=medium
[ Aurélien COUDERC ]
* Split labels.so plugin into its own package so debian themes can stop
requiring the whole plymouth-themes package
[ Laurent Bigonville ]
* Run wrap-and-sort
* debian/gbp.conf: Rename git-buildpackage to buildpackage
* debian/control: Bump Standards-Version to 4.0.0 (no further changes)
-- Laurent Bigonville <bigon at debian.org> Wed, 09 Aug 2017 15:20:48
+0200
plymouth (0.9.2-4) unstable; urgency=medium
[ Laurent Bigonville ]
* debian/plymouth.postrm: Remove /var/lib/plymouth/boot-duration on purge
(Closes: #815222)
[ Sjoerd Simons ]
* plymouth.hook: Always install drm modules
[ Laurent Bigonville ]
* debian/control: Update the Vcs-* fields and switch to https to please
lintian
* Drop -dbg package and rely on the automatically built -dbgsym ones
* debian/control: Depends against lsb-base to please lintian
* debian/control: Bump Standards-Version to 3.9.8 (no further changes)
* Drop debian/patches/0007-udev-seat-tag.patch and ensure seat tag is
properly applied instead
* Fix/workaround red and black artefacts caused by compiler issues on i386
(Closes: #801080)
* Do not hardcode to the update-initramfs executable anymore
-- Laurent Bigonville <bigon at debian.org> Sun, 18 Dec 2016 11:50:34
+0100
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