The workaround consist of creating a /etc/usplash.conf with proper values; since it's created in the initramfs it should be easy to reproduce the issue by just issuing "usplash -c" on a running system as suggested in the bug report, but you can rm /etc/usplash.conf if you have that file installed.
The workaround consist of creating a /etc/usplash.conf with proper values; since it's created in the initramfs it should be easy to reproduce the issue by just issuing "usplash -c" on a running system as suggested in the bug report, but you can rm /etc/usplash.conf if you have that file installed.
Works: size="` cat /sys/class/ graphics/ fb0/virtual_ size`" size%,* }" -y "${virtual_ size#*, }"
rm -f /etc/usplash.conf
virtual_
usplash -p -c -x "${virtual_
Hangs system:
rm -f /etc/usplash.conf
usplash -p -c