25 Jul
2019
25 Jul
'19
4:30 a.m.
Felix Miata wrote:
Whether what I did might work for others may depend on
the distro used
and/or whether or how plymouth is configured and/or installed. None of my
installations have plymouth installed except for Mageia, which is unusable
if plymouth installation is disallowed. In Mageia I include
plymouth.enable=0 or noplymouth on Grub's kernel cmdline and/or disable
plymouth with systemctl.
For purposes of this thread, /etc/systemd/system/tdm.service did not
exist. I copied it from /lib/systemd/system/ and then modified it. IIRC, I
was using Bullseye only, not Buster as I wrote in OP.
Always better to test on default setup - I am not sure if plymouth is
installed by default, but I tested on a fresh installed Debian and this
exactly solved the problem. It was also confirmed in the original bug
report. No need to further muddy the waters.
What I understand is perhaps it is a plymouth related. If I have the time I
would do some testing, find the bug and update there.
regards