I tested these in a VM.
- I do see the splash on boot and shutdown, although they are very fast (but
oh well, yay boot speed :) )
- systemctl status plymouth-{start,read-write} look successful
- Using tune2fs -c/-C I forced an fsck during boot which apparently happened.
But it didn't appear in plymouth. So the fsck integration there is missing. You
already reported that as bug 1316796.
I'll check with cryptsetup tomorrow (I don't have a cryptsetup
installation handy). What did you see in particular wrt. "act a little
strange"?
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