On Fri, Mar 01, 2013 at 01:15:04PM -, Cédric Dufour wrote:
> Unfortunately, I'm wondering whether this can be achieved.
> Plymouth seems to be totally agnostic of where client requests come from
> (except to know where to send replies back) and to what purpose (and
> thus can not know anything
Hello again
I'm currently looking at plymouth source code and trying to find a
solution to elegantly solve the issue mentioned in this bug at the
plymouth level, as Steve Langasek suggests.
Unfortunately, I'm wondering whether this can be achieved.
Plymouth seems to be totally agnostic of where
(unsubscribing the sponsor team, Steve already reviewed/commented on the
patch and it seems it's not the right fix for the issue so doesn't need
to be sponsored)
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On Mon, Feb 04, 2013 at 07:43:27PM -, Cédric Dufour wrote:
> Is plymouth also used in "recovery mode" or when one removes the 'splash'
> parameter from the kernel boot options?
Yes, it is. We still need plymouth, even when we're not using the graphical
splash functionality.
> cryptsetup "pr
Hello Steve,
Thanks for your comments.
As for "no case in which plymouth is not used": I'm afraid I grossly
misunderstand when plymouth is used.
I experimented the "command-line" behavior I described above when booting in
"recovery mode".
Is plymouth also used in "recovery mode" or when one rem
On Mon, Feb 04, 2013 at 10:40:51AM -, Cédric Dufour wrote:
> Note that this issue also presents itself when not using plymouth
> (though the passphrase prompt would "hide" the mountall "boredom" until
> the 'return' key is pressed).
There is no case in which plymouth is not used.
> However, I
Hello,
In the case of this cryptsetup(passphrase)/mountall(prompt) concurrency,
I agree with you.
Note that this issue also presents itself when not using plymouth
(though the passphrase prompt would "hide" the mountall "boredom" until
the 'return' key is pressed). The mountall "boredom" message
I don't think this bug belongs to mountall. mountall shouldn't have to
know anything about cryptsetup; plymouth is responsible for brokering
the messages from multiple clients. If it would make more sense to hide
the mountall 'press this key' prompt while the passphrase prompt is
being displayed,
The attachment "mountall.disable_impatient_behavior.patch" of this bug
report has been identified as being a patch in the form of a debdiff.
The ubuntu-sponsors team has been subscribed to the bug report so that
they can review and hopefully sponsor the debdiff. In the event that
this is in fact n
