Sigh...I made a lightdm package that reverted this hack to see the 100% CPU state, but didn't realize that it got reverted from the latest Mir updates today. Anyways, as Steve pointed out, plymouth is *not* respawned in this case, so my last update is bogus for this particular bug.
However, it's strange that plymouth segfaults in the hacked lightdm case. Also, if I send a "plymouth deactivate", the spinning plymouth segfaults the same way, but that is a different bug...
Sigh...I made a lightdm package that reverted this hack to see the 100% CPU state, but didn't realize that it got reverted from the latest Mir updates today. Anyways, as Steve pointed out, plymouth is *not* respawned in this case, so my last update is bogus for this particular bug.
However, it's strange that plymouth segfaults in the hacked lightdm case. Also, if I send a "plymouth deactivate", the spinning plymouth segfaults the same way, but that is a different bug...