Re[2]: Framebuffer

[Сергей Черепенин <platinumserg@mail.ru>]

например параметр text_color=номер_цвета_шрифта  в конфиге темы - не получается
 
> может просто, text_color=cyan ?
неа( пишу в конфиге темы text_color=255 255 0 и писал text_color=yellow - никаких изменений
> 
> > 2. Есть файл /etc/default/bootsplash и строка в нем BOOTSPLASH_TTYS="1 2 3 4 5"
> > которая говорит Which consoles should be displayed with different bootsplash images
> > а как сделать так чтобы картинка, которая на первой консоли была на всех остальных?))
> > BOOTSPLASH_TTYS="" не помогает((
> 
> у меня на всех и так, ничего не менял, все по дефолту.
> у тебя Etch?

Sarge

давайте посмотрим вместе мои файлы чтоб разобраться к консолями :)
cat /etc/init.d/bootsplash
#!/bin/sh
# based on initscript from gentoo linux
# made some changes to fit normal sysvinit like used by debian
# everything in here is GPL ;)
# tcs@double-action.org

# source our config
source /etc/default/bootsplash 2>/dev/null
# default settings
test -z "${THEME}" && THEME="default"
test -z "${BOOTSPLASH_TTYS}"  && BOOTSPLASH_TTYS=`seq 0 5`

get_bootsplash_theme () {
        # try to get bootsplash theme from kernel command line
        for param in `grep "theme=" /proc/cmdline`; do
                if [ "${param%=*}" == "theme" ]; then
                        THEME="${param#*=}"
                fi
        done
}

SPLASH=$(which splash)

case "$1" in
start)
        # Only do this if the kernel has support
        if [ -f /proc/splash ]
        then
                echo "Setting Console frame buffer images"

                get_bootsplash_theme
                echo "Using theme $THEME"
                # get console resolution
                RESOLUTION=$(/sbin/fbresolution)

                # switch to a usable image on all consoles
                for TTY in `echo "${BOOTSPLASH_TTYS}" | sed -e 's# #\n#g'`
                do
                        # support for a different config per virtual terminal
                        if [ -e /etc/bootsplash/themes/${THEME}/config/vtsplash-${TTY}-${RESOLUTION}.cfg ]
                        then
                                $SPLASH -s -u $TTY -n /etc/bootsplash/themes/${THEME}/config/vtsplash-${TTY}-${RESOLUTION}.cfg
                        else
                                $SPLASH -s -u $TTY -n /etc/bootsplash/themes/${THEME}/config/bootsplash-${RESOLUTION}.cfg
                        fi
                done
        fi
;;
stop)
        CHVT=$(which chvt)
        # Stop doesn't really stop, it actually changes the image
        # on vt1 back to the bootsplash image.
        # Only do this if the kernel has support
        if [ -f /proc/splash ]
        then
                echo "Setting Console frame buffer images"
                get_bootsplash_theme
                # source bootsplash config
                source /etc/bootsplash/themes/${THEME}/config/bootsplash-$(/sbin/fbresolution).cfg 2>/dev/null
                # Put bootsplash image up
                $SPLASH -s -u 0 /etc/bootsplash/themes/${THEME}/config/bootsplash-$(/sbin/fbresolution).cfg
                # ensure "silent" image is displayed
                echo "silent" > /proc/splash
                # switch to vt1 (must be &'d otherwise script hangs)
                ${CHVT} 1 &
                # print a nice message
                # /sbin/fbtruetype ........
        fi
;;
esac

exit 0



cat /etc/default/bootsplash
# Defaults for bootsplash initscript
# sourced by /etc/init.d/bootsplash
# installed at /etc/default/bootsplash by the maintainer scripts

#
# This is a POSIX shell fragment
#

# Set this to yes to enable bootsplash after kernel loads
SPLASH="yes"

# The theme bootsplash should use.  Right now this points to
# /etc/bootsplash/theme/current which is a symlink to the
# current theme.
THEME="current"

# Which consoles should be displayed with different bootsplash images
#BOOTSPLASH_TTYS="1 2 3 4 5"
BOOTSPLASH_TTYS=""

# What messages must be displayed at boot and shutdown time
MSG_BOOT="Booting the system. Please wait..."
MSG_SHUTDOWN="Shutting down the system. Please wait..."


wbr. Sergey