After one of the updates (the same day as the kernel was updated) my Startup Theme has been changed from standard SUSE light-green to a dark SUSE EDUCATION.
I’m not talking about GDM logon (this is OK) and not about Bootloader screen (also OK).
I meant a progress of the SUSE loading.
I have Open SUSE 11.1 with GNOME and some software from EDUCATION repo but not a Education release.
Re-install bootsplash-branding-openSUSE package, it must have been replaced by education one.
Knowing this name I checked packages and I had some Education themes.
I removed all of theme and reboot - didn’t help.
Next I removed default theme and the bootsplash utility and install once again.
Still didn’t help, still education theme during start-up. The Education theme looks like cached or built-in to a kernel …?
Look at this side:
Kernel Boot Splash How-To - Knoppix.net
and search for a string “Download the correct patch for your Kernel” that will jump to what is relevant for us.
Anyway thanks so far, since I didn’t know how to start. Now I know that the problem is called bootsplash :).
Hope somebody can help to rebuild/refresh it.
Cheers.
SOLVED.
After clean-up of the bootsplash themes it is necessary to refresh the “kernel” since it is embedded in it.
Simple:
sudo mkinitrd
will do
after that bootsplash theme is properly displayed.
Reinstall of the bootsplash has nothing to do with it.
Cheers.
BTW: I’m so happy. Finally I’m solving issues or even able to help others. Not only asking. 