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Kubuntu Air Usplash

  

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Submitted:  May 17 2009
Updated:  May 28 2009

Description:

This is an Usplash theme made from the wallpaper of the Glassified KDM theme
(http://www.kde-look.org/content/show.php/Glassified+KDM?content=99841)
and the default Kubuntu 9.04 Usplash theme
(https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kubuntu-default-settings).

Its intention is to allow for a more KDE-ified booting look and feel, especially as the background of the default Kubuntu 9.04 KDM theme and the background of the KDM Glassified theme (my favorite :) is the same as this one's.


I have migrated the theme over to kubuntu-art.org as it seemed more appropriate for this special usplash:
http://www.kubuntu-art.org/content/show.php/Kubuntu+Air+Usplash?content=112669




License: LGPL
(Kubuntu Air Usplash website at kubuntu-art.org)
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 usplash error

 
 by francisaraujo on: May 24 2009  
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hi,

I have tried to install this theme but uspash has given me error below

$ sudo usplash -c
usplash: can't get console font: Invalid argument
usplash: No usable theme found for 1280x1024
screen init failed

I tried to compile again, search for this error but nothing works. The stranger thing is that default kubuntu theme works for me. I'm using kubuntu 9.04. Can you help me?


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 Re: usplash error

 
 by paran0id on: May 26 2009  
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Hi,

unfortunately I cannot reproduce your error on my computer.
What happens when you unpack the downloaded theme's tar.bz2 file, open a terminal (like konsole), switch to the directory of the unpacked theme, and issue a "sudo make ubuntu" (without the quotes)?
This should (usually) install the theme's files to the right directory and choose it's catch-all variant as new usplash theme.

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 Re: Re: usplash error

 
 by francisaraujo on: May 26 2009  
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I did that. Instalation was successfull, but when I boot, only text have been shown.

When I reboot, I saw the error message "usplash: No usable theme found for 1280x1024".

I searched about this error and found problems about configuration on /etc/usplash.conf, for example, but nothing helped. Other page, tells me about "usplash -c" (used to test uspash), but that command give me error that I sent before.


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 Re: Re: Re: usplash error

 
 by paran0id on: May 26 2009  
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Can you post the contents of your /etc/usplash.conf here? Also can you check where the symbolic link /etc/alternatives/usplash-artwork.so points to and post this here as well?
You can further try the following:

- check that your /etc/usplash.conf has your the same resolution as your framebuffer text console (this is _not_ the X server resolution, but the vga=... option of your bootmanager)

-> for 1280x1024 /etc/usplash.conf should have the following lines in it:
xres=1280
yres=1024

- after you have checked /etc/usplash.conf issue the following command in a terminal:
sudo update-usplash-theme kubuntu-air-usplash_all

This should install the kubuntu-air-usplash_all variant in your initrd together with your current /etc/usplash.conf.

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 Re: Re: Re: Re: usplash error

 
 by francisaraujo on: May 26 2009  
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let's go.
I run command below about usplash.conf

more /etc/usplash.conf
# Usplash configuration file
xres=1280
yres=1024

After run command "sudo update-usplash-theme kubuntu-air-usplash_all" and after "sudo usplash -c" but I got the same error.

The ls command show me this
ls -l /etc/alternatives/usplash-artwork.so
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 43 2009-05-25 22:33 /etc/alternatives/usplash-artwork.so -> /usr/lib/usplash/kubuntu-air-usplash_all.so

I have already thought about the vga option on /boot/grub/menu.lst. I tested some options like 795 (1280*1024*24bits), 794 (1280*1024*16bits) and 775 (1280*1024*8bits).

I have a fresh kubuntu 9.04 installation. Is there any problem with that?


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 Re: usplash error

 
 by paran0id on: May 26 2009  
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Your configuration looks fine. I too have Kubuntu 9.04 installed, but I did an upgrade from Intrepid when Jaunty reached its Beta phase.
Upon doing an "aptitude show usplash libusplash0" in a terminal, aptitude shows me the version 0.5.31 for both packages. This means that the prepackaged *.so files from my theme are linked against this version of libusplash0. You might want to check your installed versions.

What you can do further is compiling the theme yourself. First I would reinstall the packages libusplash0, usplash and kubuntu-artwork-usplash and make sure that afterwards the default kubuntu usplash works as expected.
Then install the packages libusplash-dev and build-essential if you have not already.
Afterwards unpack my theme's *.tar.bz2 file to a fresh directory, open a terminal and change to this new directory.
Then issue the following commands:
make distclean
make
sudo make ubuntu

This should remove my prepackaged *.so files, build my theme against your version of libusplash0 and install the newly created *.so files to /usr/lib/usplash. Also this should (again) choose kubuntu-air-usplash_all.so as your new usplash.
Hopefully this works :)

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 Re: Re: usplash error

 
 by francisaraujo on: May 27 2009  
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It works now!!!

I compiled code like you said and now, images has been shown on reboot. When I compiled before, I didn't use the second make command (sorry I'm not a good c developer :( ).

The stranger thing is that version of packages on my desktop is like yours.



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 In replay to francisaraujo's

 
 by paran0id on: May 28 2009  
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This is in replay to francisaraujo's comment from May 27 2009:

I am glad that it finally works for you.
The original problem probably was that you are not using a 32 bit Kubuntu or are using a different CPU architecture than x86. I really should have thought of that fact earlier.
The precompiled *.so files where build on my laptop which is a 32 bit Intel machine running (a 32 bit) Kubuntu.
I also have updated the theme slightly and clearified the installation and building-from-source instructions.

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 Re: Re: Re: usplash error

 
 by paran0id on: May 26 2009  
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Can you post the contents of your /etc/usplash.conf here? Also can you check where the symbolic link /etc/alternatives/usplash-artwork.so points to and post this here as well?
You can further try the following:

- check that your /etc/usplash.conf has your the same resolution as your framebuffer text console (this is _not_ the X server resolution, but the vga=... option of your bootmanager)

-> for 1280x1024 /etc/usplash.conf should have the following lines in it:
xres=1280
yres=1024

- after you have checked /etc/usplash.conf issue the following command in a terminal:
sudo update-usplash-theme kubuntu-air-usplash_all

This should install the kubuntu-air-usplash_all variant in your initrd together with your current /etc/usplash.conf.

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 Re: usplash error

 
 by paran0id on: May 26 2009  
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This is a double post. Please ignore it.

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 1366x768 problem

 
 by kot-begemot on: Aug 24 2009  
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Hi,
I compiled on my machine ( Kubuntu 9.04, x84_64 ) the theme without any problem. However, I noticed that when I boot there is a green region at bottom of the screen. I tried the following variations:
kubuntu-air-usplash_all.so
kubuntu-air-usplash_big.so
Any ideas?

Thanks!


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 Re: 1366x768 problem

 
 by kot-begemot on: Aug 24 2009  
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Slight clarification regarding my post:
During boot I see the image from the default Kubuntu 9.04 splash theme and during shutdown I see the image from the theme I installed, but with the green region at the bottom.


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 Re: Re: 1366x768 problem

 
 by paran0id on: Sep 6 2009  
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Hi,

unfortunately at the moment I have no idea why you see the default kubuntu usplash screen during boot, even though you changed it to this theme.

The green region at the bottom is the text field for messages like partition-checks. It cannot really be hidden when it is not needed, but this theme specifies a dark gray, unobtrusive, color for its background. I have observed the green-color-effect when using a newer kernel than the default (k)ubuntu one - for instance the one which already has kernel mode setting. Also, i have seen a similar effect when using grub2 as bootloader.

Other than switching back to the default (k)ubuntu kernel, the original grub or just using the original (k)ubuntu usplash, I can not offer a better solution at the moment as I do not have the time to look deeper into these issues.
It also seems that usplash is scheduled to "die" with the 9.10 release of (k)ubuntu and some X-server-based splash will replace it.

Sorry for the inconvenience and the not-so-helpfull help.

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 Help for coding

 
 by Nithin001 on: Oct 18 2009  
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How to change the progress bar in vertical shape (i.e progress is showing from top to bottom)


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 Re: Help for coding

 
 by paran0id on: Oct 18 2009  
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Drawing of the progress bar is done in the functions "t_draw_progressbar" and "t_animate_step" which are in the kubuntu-air-usplash.c file. t_animate_step does the animation when the kernel loads and t_draw_progressbar fills the logo from left to right when booting the system.
If you want to animate and draw from top to bottom insted of left to right, you basically need to change the "usplash_put_part" function calls in the two functions to use different coordinates for where to put the logo picture and for the part of the logo that should be drawn.

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