12.04 LTS upgraded, some systems do not have graphical boot progress, text only
I switched desktop systems from Ubuntu 10.04, first swapped to xubuntu-desktop, then performed the LTS upgrade to 12.04.
A couple of systems have a text mode boot time splash / progress verses the Xubuntu usual graphical progress screen. When these systems finish booting, the proper Xubuntu graphical login screen appears, and from there it is normal.
I have verified that grub is still configured thusly:
Code:
# /etc/default/grub
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"
and performed another update-grub, without change.
Is there some package that perhaps got left off during either the swap over to xubuntu-desktop, or in the LTS upgrade which is responsible for the boot time graphical display?
All systems have nVidia video chips, and all use the binary nVidia drivers. So that is not a difference between systems.
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Re: 12.04 LTS upgraded, some systems do not have graphical boot progress, text only
I was able to recreate an example of what I am seeing on these upgraded installations of Xubuntu 12.04 by booting the Xubuntu 12.04 LiveCD in installation mode.
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On numerous other Xubuntu installations, it boots with a graphical boot progress screen. This example is much like Ubuntu Server edition... yet it clearly identifies itself as Xubuntu! Why is this?
