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minus-square@onlinepersonalinkEnglish2•6 months agoAre you using full disk encryption? The password prompt for me is in text mode. CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•edit-26 months agoYes. I get the LUKS prompt with the plymouth theme as well. But I should probably mention am using dracut and systemd-boot as my bootloader. The only time the flicker-free boot doesn’t work as expected is when I interrupt the boot process to go to the bootloader menu.
minus-square@onlinepersonalinkEnglish1•6 months agoHmm… I’ll have to fiddle around on NixOS to find out how that works 🙁 But “dracut” and “systemd-boot” might help me along. Will test it in a VM sometime. Cheers
Are you using full disk encryption? The password prompt for me is in text mode.
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Yes. I get the LUKS prompt with the plymouth theme as well. But I should probably mention am using dracut and systemd-boot as my bootloader.
The only time the flicker-free boot doesn’t work as expected is when I interrupt the boot process to go to the bootloader menu.
Hmm… I’ll have to fiddle around on NixOS to find out how that works 🙁 But “dracut” and “systemd-boot” might help me along. Will test it in a VM sometime. Cheers