Re: [Grml] How to use Splashscreen grml Scripts
Hello,
Do you mean this kind of modules? http://slax.linux-live.org/modules.php
So to get the idea: you want to have a single file which includes a specific software (let's say CitrixICA Client) and want to add this to a running grml system, right?
Yes thats one part that I miss :), but I dont care if the system state is running or down. It would be nice if the grml main release is also in Package Formats (like slax) the Current release looks like that:
01_kernel.mo (compiled kernel) 02_core.mo (Main System/Config files) 03_xwindow.mo (Xorg 7) 09_slax.mo (Slax Stuff) 11_popcorn.mo (XFCE Window Manager)
Lets think about someone that didnt like XFCE remove easily the 11_popcorn.mo package and add 11_kde.mo package.
Or if someone code stuff or need dev package to compile something could also temporary add the development_tools.mo package :).
I would love such features :).
Hm, I'm thinking about an ACII version of a bootscreen, maybe there's a nice-looking way to do this via ASCII only. Hmmm... :)
I allready made such ASCII boot script (token from my slax-customized RAS CD). Im using it with Framebuffer @ size 800x600 cause some PC cannot show higher FB resolutions. The bad thing is that I had to customize: etc/grml/lsb-functions, /lib/lsb/init-functions
To Output text on another TTY and to write it to a logfile :). And also customized some startup scripts for changes in progress bar like Splash Screen do. If you intrested how my customized grml look like I could post a little movie recorded in VMware.
BTW: A dependecie in /etc/init.d/grml-autoconfig to the pumper debian package would be nice :). I asked myself yesterday why I had to start manual the dhcp client :) to get an IP address :). I found out that uninstall pumper package wasn't smart at all :)
regards, Flo Unix Specialist
* Keller Florian Florian.Keller@zuerich.ch [20060505 12:59]:
Do you mean this kind of modules? http://slax.linux-live.org/modules.php
So to get the idea: you want to have a single file which includes a specific software (let's say CitrixICA Client) and want to add this to a running grml system, right?
Yes thats one part that I miss :), but I dont care if the system state is running or down. It would be nice if the grml main release is also in Package Formats (like slax) the Current release looks like that:
01_kernel.mo (compiled kernel) 02_core.mo (Main System/Config files) 03_xwindow.mo (Xorg 7) 09_slax.mo (Slax Stuff) 11_popcorn.mo (XFCE Window Manager)
Lets think about someone that didnt like XFCE remove easily the 11_popcorn.mo package and add 11_kde.mo package.
Or if someone code stuff or need dev package to compile something could also temporary add the development_tools.mo package :).
I would love such features :).
Nice idea. I've to take a look how much work this kind of splitting would be and how to realize it.
Hm, I'm thinking about an ACII version of a bootscreen, maybe there's a nice-looking way to do this via ASCII only. Hmmm... :)
I allready made such ASCII boot script (token from my slax-customized RAS CD). Im using it with Framebuffer @ size 800x600 cause some PC cannot show higher FB resolutions. The bad thing is that I had to customize: etc/grml/lsb-functions, /lib/lsb/init-functions
If the bootsplash is something we could implement in grml itself I would adjust lsb-/init-functions of course in grml-packages itself.
To Output text on another TTY and to write it to a logfile :). And also customized some startup scripts for changes in progress bar like Splash Screen do. If you intrested how my customized grml look like I could post a little movie recorded in VMware.
Of course! Please upload the movie and post the URL! :)
BTW: A dependecie in /etc/init.d/grml-autoconfig to the pumper debian package would be nice :). I asked myself yesterday why I had to start manual the dhcp client :) to get an IP address :). I found out that uninstall pumper package wasn't smart at all :)
Thanks, fixed:
,---- [ debian/changelog ] | grml-autoconfig (0.4-18) unstable; urgency=low | | * Added pump to depends. Thanks, Florian Keller! | | -- Michael Prokop mika@grml.org Fri, 5 May 2006 13:01:11 +0200 `----
regards, -mika-
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