Hey Cyril and Julien, It seems that the issue you are having is a known problem. See /usr/share/doc/splashy/README.gz :
> Initram File System > =================== > > In order to enable Splashy running early at the initramfs level, you > need to > ensure the following: > > 1. Make sure that you edit /etc/default/splashy and set > ENABLE_INITRAMFS= to 1 > like: > ENABLE_INITRAMFS=1 > 2. From a terminal run: > update-initramfs -u -t -k `uname -r` > > > Notes: (On Ubuntu and Debian) you might have to > change /etc/init.d/keymap.sh like: > #!/bin/sh > pidof splashy > /dev/null && exit 0 > ... > In other words, if splashy is running, do not bother to run keymap.sh > (which stops splashy and waits for input in tty2). > /etc/lsb-base-logging.sh will do the right thing and run these scripts > again when the percentage goes to 100% (when gdm/kdm/xdm calls > log_msg_end() or when X is detected running, our percentage goes to > 100% automatically) I believe this should be solved in Splashy 0.3.7-1 (bug #383060 ?) but you are still using splashy 0.3.5 like me and other unfortunate amd64 users :o) Be aware that the above workaround will disable your keyboard during boot up. I guess we just have to wait for 0.3.7-1 to build on amd64. Hope this help Cheers LeTic
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