Usplash drops to text mode after entering cryptsetup password

Bug #350964 reported by Johan Ehnberg
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usplash (Ubuntu)
Invalid
Undecided
Unassigned

Bug Description

After entering the password for the encrypted root drive, the splash screen is lost and the boot continues with text only. Installations are from desktop alternate CD:s, amd64 when possible and i386 otherwise. On all but one machines, this happens.

Cases:
HW1 HP Compaq nx6325 with a) 80GB b) 320GB SATA: intrepid-TEXT
HW2 AMD Athlon 64 X2, nForce 4 with 320GB SATA: intrepid-TEXT
HW3 AMD Phenom II 810, 790GX with 320GB SATA: jaunty-TEXT
HW4 Via EPIA MII with a) Kingston 8GB USB Flash b) Verbatim 8GB USB Flash : intrepid-OK, jaunty-OK

I think the delay after entering the password is longer with the hard drives.

All are using default settings and latest updates, e.g.
- Empty usplash.conf
- Default cipher
- Default menu.lst including XP entry with the exception of HW4 which does not have windows XP installed

HW1 lspci output below.

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Johan Ehnberg (johan-ehnberg) wrote :
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Johan Ehnberg (johan-ehnberg) wrote :

One more thing - the filesystem is ext3 on HW1 and HW2, ext4 on HW3 and ext2 on HW4. (all versions/disks of all machines).

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Phillip Susi (psusi) wrote :

The usplash package has been superseded by plymouth and has been removed from the Ubuntu archive. Closing all related bugs.

Changed in usplash (Ubuntu):
status: New → Invalid
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