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How do I change bootvid on Debian 12? #336

Closed MrMegarich closed 4 months ago

MrMegarich commented 4 months ago

Got it running on Debian 12, how do I change the bootvid?

rozniak commented 4 months ago

It's a bit fiddly, I believe you need to:

MrMegarich commented 4 months ago

When I do sudo update-alternatives --config default.plymouth it says "update-alternatives: error: no alternatives for default.plymouth".

MrMegarich commented 4 months ago

Also what's the proper way of adding splash to my grub config

rozniak commented 4 months ago

Sorry I sent that over my lunch break.

Have a read on the Debian wiki, for instance plymouth-set-default-theme is apparently for changing the theme, I thought it was update-alternatives. Maybe that's just for Ubuntu or something, I definitely saw it somewhere!

splash goes in /etc/default/grub - have a look: https://wiki.debian.org/plymouth#Configuration

MrMegarich commented 4 months ago

Do I type --splash or -splash or just splash

rozniak commented 4 months ago

image

MrMegarich commented 4 months ago

I added the splash option and selected the theme with sudo plymouth-set-default-theme -l but it still shows command line stuff on boot and not the bootvid. And yes I ran sudo plymouth-set-default-theme -R THEME if you're curious.

rozniak commented 4 months ago

Did you sudo update-grub2

MrMegarich commented 4 months ago

Yes.

MrMegarich commented 4 months ago

Hey it's been 4 days, sorry if you are busy but I still haven't been able to figure this out.

rozniak commented 4 months ago

I will have a play in a VM when I have a chance a bit later and get back to you, sorry mate

rozniak commented 4 months ago

@MrMegarich Mine worked:

vim /etc/default/grub # add splash to linux default
plymouth-set-default-theme -R bootvid
update-grub2
MrMegarich commented 4 months ago

That didn't work it still shows the command stuff on start up

MrMegarich commented 4 months ago

I can send you the vm if you want to have a look

rozniak commented 4 months ago

You will need to do some troubleshooting on your own ya know. I'll be busy with stuff irl for a couple weeks so won't really be around all that much.

All I can say is I set up a new Debian 12 VM and did the steps I said and it just worked. idk if you need to apt install plymouth or something silly like that or what, you'll have to investigate it your side.

MrMegarich commented 4 months ago

Ok