Hello ,
I got success to run my application using shell script. Thank
you Andrew for suggestion. Now, still there is black screen for 4-5
second between penguin logo and my application. I want to remove that. My
application takes time to load. So I want that penguin logo should
Typically, your init process will be a shell script of some sort that sets
up your environment (launches daemons, mounts partitions, etc.) and then
launches your app. There are several slim environments (SLiM login
manager, Slim for PHP5, Slim templates for Ruby, etc.), so I'm not sure
which
Hello Andrew sir,
My applixcation is GUI application and it requires
desktop environment (slim in my case). Is it possible to execute GUI
appllication as init process.And I have already removed non required
deamons and services.I got success in reducing about 4-5 second. thank
Hello Kishor. I suggest that you read about the fbcondecor kernel patch
to learn about how to keep a boot splashscreen up beyond that of the Tux
penguin logo that you have now.
Much of the time period where the logo is not on the screen is due to
filesystem checks and daemons starting. You
Hello Andrew,
Thank you for your quick reply. I will try your suggestion.
:)
Regards,
kishor
On Thu, Jan 30, 2014 at 2:44 AM, Andrew Henderson hende...@icculus.orgwrote:
Hello Kishor. I suggest that you read about the fbcondecor kernel patch
to learn about how to keep a boot
Hello Doug,
I am not expert with linux. Can you please guide me about
which file I need to study and edit from kernel source to achieve my
purpose?? Thanking you.
On Mon, Jan 27, 2014 at 5:48 AM, doog doug.la...@gmail.com wrote:
that would probably be part of the init scripts.
that would probably be part of the init scripts. Since it's not beagle
related and is instead a GNU/Linux thing, you should be able to google what
manages the spash screen and switching to the log console. Once you find
this you'll likely have to do the changes in the initramfs structure and
