A recently upgraded rpd-plym-splash changed the MX Linux splash back to the RPi default. I don't know if that happened to anyone else, so am posting this little how-to in the General forum in case it is useful to people besides MX users.
You can just issue the two commands without creating a script, but I'm going with the script b/c I anticipate having to do this again. In either case, when "splash trashed" run this, reboot and you should see your own again.
1. Create a text file with the following content:2. Save it and give it a name (I used "splash_revert")
3. Make it executable. I'm lazy, so I just right-click the file > Properties > Permissions, and check the box to make it executable. On the command line
For example
4. Move it wherever you like. I put it (as root) into /usr/bin/ so I don't have to include the location each time I use it.
I hope this is of some use.
You can just issue the two commands without creating a script, but I'm going with the script b/c I anticipate having to do this again. In either case, when "splash trashed" run this, reboot and you should see your own again.
1. Create a text file with the following content:
Code:
#! /bin/bashsudo plymouth-set-default-theme MXLiveLogo << substitute the theme you want to usesudo update-initramfs -u -k all3. Make it executable. I'm lazy, so I just right-click the file > Properties > Permissions, and check the box to make it executable. On the command line
Code:
chmod +x <location and name of file>Code:
chmod +x ~/Documents/splash_revertI hope this is of some use.
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