Tim Dijkstra wrote: > On Wed, 14 Feb 2007 01:10:52 +0100 > Michael Biebl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Tim Dijkstra wrote: >>> On Sun, 11 Feb 2007 22:07:23 +0100 >>> Michael Biebl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> >>>> Package: splashy >>>> Version: 0.3.0 >>>> Severity: normal >>>> >>>> I'm using splashy with >>>> ENABLE_INITRAMFS=1 >>>> and uswsusp. When I suspend to disk, the subsequent resume fails (the >>>> splash >>>> screen hangs and I have to hard reset). >>>> If I remove "splash" from the grub command line, the resume from disk >>>> succeeds. >>> Note that initramfs support is pretty much alpha quality... well we (I) >>> had some problems with it ourselves. The most important problem is the >>> time it takes to resume. For still unknown reasons splashy takes 100% of >>> the CPU which results (on my machine) in a delay of the boot process of >>> about 180 seconds and in other cases a complete hang... >>> >>> Don't you see this behavior? >> Tried the latest uswsusp-0.6~cvs20070202-1 and splashy-0.3.1. >> splashy is configured with ENABLE_INTRAMFS=1 and uswsusp with splash = y >> (config files attached). >> Boot and shutdown works fine and as expected, even suspend to disk / >> resume works now (almost) perfectly. > > That is very good to here, so you see the sleeping penguin too at > night;)
I actually used the "debian-moreblue" theme. But, yeah, with the default theme I get the nice sleeping penguin ;-) > And this is still with upstart, right? BTW, is that easy to > install, just 'aptitude install upstart'? Yes, still with upstart. I can confirm, if I install sysvinit, the bootup (at least wit splashy in initramfs) takes for ages and the progressbar seems to be stuck after the first 20%. Installing upstart is easy. Just make sure you install all recommended packages of upstart. It also removes your sysvinit, so you probably get a nice warning ;-) >> The only minor issue I have, is that when I run s2disk from the console, >> the screen is not correctly reset after resume (see the attached >> picture). When I switch to X11 and back to console, everything is fine >> again though Strange, I don't get this mixed up colors anymore, when I run s2disk from the console. Now it works fine for both (X and console). For me this bug can be closed. Cheers, Michael -- Why is it that all of the instruments seeking intelligent life in the universe are pointed away from Earth?
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