sd-encrypt password prompt not showing up
Davincible opened this issue · 13 comments
sd-encrypt password prompt doesn't show up. Have to press escape to get the regualar startup prompt. It does work with plymouth-encrypt.
As it does work with other themes, (tried manjaro), the issue must be in this theme set specifically
This is not a theme issue. Are you using sd-plymouth?
Yup
HOOKS=(base systemd autodetect sd-plymouth modconf block keyboard sd-vconsole sd-encrypt lvm2 filesystems fsck)
@Davincible I have setup mkinitcpio hooks as this:
HOOKS=(base systemd sd-plymouth autodetect modconf block keyboard sd-vconsole sd-encrypt filesystems fsck)
with the default bgrt (spinner derivate) theme.
What theme did you use? Does is prompt you for your password when using for example spinner or bgrt.?
EDIT: I think I have to agree on this issue. I've tried using circle-alt, pixels and dna from this repository and none of them prompted me for my password other than in the terminal.
@dschemp Can't remember which one I used. Using some completely other, basic theme now
I also confirm this issue, although using GRUB instead of systemd-boot.
Default plymouth themes works as expected, they all ask for the password, but the repository ones just run endlessly while the classic text password prompt is accessible only pressing escape.
Perhaps a script issue? I've tried to find the defaults' source but found nothing.
I can confirm that I have exactly the same issues as @rickie95 . Using any of the themes here I was never prompted for the password. I have to press escape and fallback to TTY to enter the password.
With the classic BGRT theme it works perfectly.
same here, at least with the themes i tried (some from pack 4)
I had the same issue on Manjaro with KDE and the colorful_loop theme from pack_1.
I am using the plymouth-git package from the AUR.
The problem was, that the initramfs did not include /usr/lib/plymouth/label.so and no font to use.
Fix
Only works for plymouth-git or plymouth from the AUR.
Install the optional dependency ttf-dejavu with your preferred package manager, e.g.:
sudo pacman -S ttf-dejavu
Now the label.so lib and the ttf-dejavu font should be added to the initramfs by the plymouth or the sd-plymouth hook.
I had the same issue on Manjaro with KDE and the
colorful_looptheme from pack_1.
I am using the plymouth-git package from the AUR.The problem was, that the initramfs did not include
/usr/lib/plymouth/label.soand no font to use.Fix
Only works for plymouth-git or plymouth from the AUR.
Install the optional dependency ttf-dejavu with your preferred package manager, e.g.:sudo pacman -S ttf-dejavuNow the label.so lib and the ttf-dejavu font should be added to the initramfs by the plymouth or the sd-plymouth hook.
Thanks it works for me. Also after installing the ttf-dejavu package you have to rebuild the theme.
plymouth-set-default-theme -R your-theme
I also confirm this fix, works like a charm now. @dejor, would you like to create a PR with a modified README mentioning this dependency?
This seems to be broken again, I have just tested with sd-encrypt and no themes from this pack seem to work (I haven't tested all of them, but the code seems to be the same for all of them), but the default that come with the plymouth package do work
The issue could be, that the plymouth package for arch now requires a Font in the theme.plymouth file.
See: https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/packaging/packages/plymouth/-/blob/main/plymouth.initcpio_install?ref_type=heads#L9
I don't have any issues, since the output of fc-match "" is NotoSans-Regular.ttf: "Noto Sans" "Regular" on my system.
fc-match "" outputs the same thing in my system, And I have literally all the fonts available in the main repository installed