[SOLVED] fbsplash and grub2

Hi, I wanted to give myself a splashscreen but the Fbsplash wiki only shows how to do this with grub legacy, and currently my computers booting is controlled by grub2 from Ubuntu, as it insisted on it. So I was wondering if theres a way to circumvent this, I don't want to go and do something that might mean I can't boot at all. I've heard of chainloading, which links from the bootloader on the MBR to other distro or partition specific bootloaders, but I've only really seen this with the example of Windows, and grub2 and Ubuntu sort it out for the user, meaning nothing is learned. Could anybody give me some advice?
Cheers,
Ben.
Last edited by Ben9250 (2010-12-06 07:12:15)

Ok thanks, I've pacman'd grub2 and used Arch's instead of ubuntu and set my Arch / partition with the boot flag, not that it would make much difference because grub2 is put on the MBR. Although it has acted a bit differently, I now hove the choice of the lts kernel, which I don't think I've been using up to now, I've installed all my modules for kernel26. And It won't audodetect any of the Ubuntu partitions. Although, truth be told, I've been having problems with the ubuntu partitions for quite some time, they seem to think they're called UberStudent, not Ubuntu. I tried putting ubuntu entries in 40-custom but it hasn't worked yet. But I'm going to try and turn autodetection off and use only custom. Or I may just put grub-legacy on.
[EDIT] Got it going - disabled the automatic scripts and just added everything to the 40_custom file and added the kernel line and it works fine. Had a kernel panic the first time I tried but it works now perfectly, must have been a typo.
Last edited by Ben9250 (2010-12-06 07:11:47)

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    ### END /etc/grub.d/30_os-prober ###
    ### BEGIN /etc/grub.d/40_custom ###
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    ### BEGIN /etc/grub.d/41_custom ###
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    fi
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    2005/08/04, Version: 1.0.0.9
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    CONTENTS OF THIS DOCUMENT
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    2. Uninstallation Instructions
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    1. Install ULi USB2.0 Driver
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    2. After system reboot, Windows will find the new hardware "ULi PCI to USB Enhanced
    Host Controller" and install the driver.
    B.If no ULi USB 2.0 Controller on system
    1. Install ULi USB2.0 Driver
    - Run the setup program.
    - This program will copy driver files into your Windows system, then turn off your computer.
    - Attach ULi USB 2.0 Controller card on your system and then reboot your computer.
    2. After system reboot, Windows will find the new hardware "ULi PCI to USB Enhanced
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    A.When ULi USB 2.0 Controller has attached on system
    1. Install ULi USB2.0 Driver
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    - Attach ULi USB 2.0 Controller card on your system and then reboot your computer.
    2. After system reboot, Windows will find the new hardware "ULi PCI to USB Enhanced
    Host Controller" and install the driver.
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    1. Install ULi USB2.0 Driver
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    2. After system reboot, Windows will find the new hardware "ULi PCI to USB Enhanced
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    2. Uninstallation Instructions
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    ## format "44100:16:2" # optional
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    config
    mpd.db
    mpd.error
    mpd.log
    mpd.pid
    mpdstate
    playlists
    I've also added to my .xinitrc file
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    I 'm sure i've done something wrong but don't know what it is . If anyone could help me out i would be grateful
    THanks a for all your help!
    Last edited by shak (2010-04-19 23:08:09)

    shak wrote:
    I've followed the first method with the mpd daemon and everything worked fine .
    THanks for all your help everyone !
    The add of MPD : ALL to hosts.allow seems to solved it .
    Thanks again!
    Nice.
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