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Hi Jon,
maybe you want to give "splashy" a try:
Description: A complete user-space boot splash system
A boot splash program that doesn't require patching the Linux kernel.
It paints graphic images directly to framebuffers using libdirectfb.
I played around with boot splash screens in a vmware virtual
machine some days ago and also started with the bootsplash.org approach,
including patching and recompiling the kernel, but finally splashy
was *much* easier to install. It starts the splash screen slightly
later than the patched kernel (because it is loaded as a module),
but resulted in much less trouble :-)
Best Regards,
Andreas
Jon Jahren wrote:
> Hi
> I am trying to make debian etch have a bootsplash, and I have patched and
[...]
> Any help _greatly_ appreciated!
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