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<font size="+1"></font>Eric Doviak wrote:
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Luis Mondesi wrote:
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<div>When $resume is not set, does Splashy start from initramfs
init-top? Why does Splashy starts "late"?</div>
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When "$resume" is not set, Splashy does not start from "init-top". It
appears to start from "init-bottom". My guess is that Splashy starts
"late" because the script is waiting for information about "$resume".<br>
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I tried adding the "case" structure from "local-premount/resume", but I
didn't have any luck.<br>
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- Eric<br>
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Just to clarify ... Simply testing this condition:<br>
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> if [ ! -z "${resume}" ]; then<br>
> SPLASH=false<br>
> fi<br>
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causes Splashy to start late. That's why I created the "laptop" kernel
argument. <br>
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When I tested my hack by not passing the "laptop" kernel argument,
Splashy starts from "init-top" (like it is supposed to)</font><font
color="#000066" size="+1">, but I can only start-up, shutdown and
suspend. I cannot resume. </font><font color="#000066" size="+1">The
"laptop" kernel argument fixes the "resume bug," but it causes Splashy
to start late on </font><font color="#000066" size="+1">start-up</font><font
color="#000066" size="+1">.</font><br>
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- Eric<br>
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