Right, the lack of centering is not unsurprising. That may be something you can adjust in your monitor's settings, fwiw.
When you have a chance, please show the output of this command:
readlink -f /sys/dev/char/$((0x$(stat -c %t /dev/dri/card0))):$((0x$(stat -c %T /dev/dri/card0)))/device/driver
also this one:
ls -l /sys/dev/char/$((0x$(stat -c %t /dev/dri/card0))):$((0x$(stat -c %T /dev/dri/card0)))/device/
Something is different with the sysfs layout for your card than plymouth is expecting, which is causing it to fail to use the drm driver.
Right, the lack of centering is not unsurprising. That may be something you can adjust in your monitor's settings, fwiw.
When you have a chance, please show the output of this command:
readlink -f /sys/dev/ char/$( (0x$(stat -c %t /dev/dri/ card0)) ):$((0x$ (stat -c %T /dev/dri/ card0)) )/device/ driver
also this one:
ls -l /sys/dev/ char/$( (0x$(stat -c %t /dev/dri/ card0)) ):$((0x$ (stat -c %T /dev/dri/ card0)) )/device/
Something is different with the sysfs layout for your card than plymouth is expecting, which is causing it to fail to use the drm driver.