On Mon, May 02, 2011, AJ ONeal wrote:
> I don't think that plymouth is a particularly necessary service (especially
> since I don't have a display), so my temporary solution is to disable it
> like so:
> cd /etc/init
> ls plymouth*.conf | while read CONF
> do
> mv ${CONF} ${CONF}.off
> done
> Can anyone offer me any suggestions?
Plymouth is used a message and user-interaction multiplexer so that new
devices and filesystems can appear during boot and be fscked, and the
user can be prompted -- asynchronously. It's not just the framebuffer
output used to display a splash.
I don't have suggestions for your SEGV; there are debug flags for
plymouth which you might be able to use; you could also spawn a
terminal at various stages of the boot and try running plymouth
yourself or under gdb
--
Loïc Minier
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