Yup... up at +30 boots again and Esc works now
Thanks !
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Hi, as the reporter of one duplicate of this bug, i can confirm that this bug
was recently fixed following an upsplash update.
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** Changed in: usplash (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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** Changed in: usplash (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: e2fsprogs => usplash
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Digged some more about this... it is a usplash change
usplash (0.5.12) hardy; urgency=low
* Add new command "INPUTCHAR" which checks for a pending key press and
reports it to the FIFO (empty string if no key was pressed). This is
better than INPUTTIMEOUT for implementing things like "P
Well, this is strange ?
With Hardy fsck is "GUI" integrated with the usplash screen.
No switch to terminal mode.
If I searches for fsck in Ubuntu packages I ends up with e2fsprogs.
Cannot locate other packages...
Within the usplash screen you then have a message "Press Esc to skip
check" (I thin
Hitting escape to skip checking isn't the function of e2fsprogs.
Maybe this is an upstart/initscripts thing? I haven't tried using Hardy
yet, so I'm not sure what you are referring to here, but I can tell you
for sure that e2fsprogs doesn't pay attention to the escape
character
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