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I'd like to use the meego@n900 as my primary device. The comments & suggestions here, are based on my subjective definition of this "as my primary device".
I'd like to use the meego@n900 as my primary device. The comments & suggestions here, are based on my subjective definition of this "as my primary device".
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Would like to have the splash screen longer on the handset image.
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- Would like to get rid of the smia_reglist_import message that goes to tty2. (fixed, thanks to kimju: smia message from KERN_ALERT to KERN_INFO)
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- Would like to have the splash screen until the very moment UI comes up. => mcompositor seems to be blacking out the whole display.
My note on the boot-up process.
My note on the boot-up process.
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2) goes to rc.sysinit
2) goes to rc.sysinit
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3) rc.sysinit calls ply-image
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3) rc.sysinit calls chvt 2 : switch the foreground terminal to tty2
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3) rc.sysinit calls ply-image : splash stuff.
4) rc.sysinit calls /usr/bin/meego-dm (shell)
4) rc.sysinit calls /usr/bin/meego-dm (shell)

Latest revision as of 13:29, 10 May 2011

My world.

Inspired by User:Jukkaeklund's page.

I'd like to use the meego@n900 as my primary device. The comments & suggestions here, are based on my subjective definition of this "as my primary device".

- Would like to get rid of the smia_reglist_import message that goes to tty2. (fixed, thanks to kimju: smia message from KERN_ALERT to KERN_INFO) - Would like to have the splash screen until the very moment UI comes up. => mcompositor seems to be blacking out the whole display.

My note on the boot-up process.

1) /etc/inittab, 5 is used as the default runlevel.

2) goes to rc.sysinit

3) rc.sysinit calls chvt 2 : switch the foreground terminal to tty2

3) rc.sysinit calls ply-image : splash stuff.

4) rc.sysinit calls /usr/bin/meego-dm (shell)

5) meego-dm calls /usr/sbin/uxlaunch (uxlaunch looks at /etc/sysconfig/uxlaunch)

6) uxlaunch starts X and sessions

7) uxlaunch starts the /etc/xdg/autostart/autostart stuff.

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