Ubuntu
plymouth package

boot progressbar too slow at solar theme

Bug #636300 reported by Nicolai_J.
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plymouth (Ubuntu)
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Bug Description

I set the "Solar" theme to my default plymouth theme.

I recognized that the progressbar only fills to 1/3 of is length (compared to the same theme at Fedora).
The boot duration is 20 seconds at my system.
I tried a workaround at /var/lib/plymouth/boot-duration, but my changes are erased at the next restart.
It's installed on my HDD.

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Nicolai_J. (fireandfuel)
description: updated
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luboss (lubos-katrinec) wrote :

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luboss (lubos-katrinec) wrote :

This does not affect only solar theme but all themes as storing boot-duration file is buggy.
Please could someone take care? I cant find any solution on the Internet. I think other distributions have no problem with this.

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luboss (lubos-katrinec) wrote :

Forgot to mention that boot-duration file is always empty after boot.

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Launchpad Janitor (janitor) wrote :

Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.

Changed in plymouth (Ubuntu):
status: New → Confirmed
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