# Config file for splashutils.

# Boot/reboot/shutdown message overrides.
# SPLASH_BOOT_MESSAGE="Booting the system (\$progress%)"
# SPLASH_REBOOT_MESSAGE="Rebooting the system (\$progress%)"
# SPLASH_SHUTDOWN_MESSAGE="Shutting the system down (\$progress%)"

# Should we drop to verbose mode on initscript errors? (yes/no)
SPLASH_VERBOSE_ON_ERRORS="yes"

# Which special effects should be used?
# This should be a comma separated list. Valid items: fadein, fadeout
SPLASH_EFFECTS="fadein,fadeout"

# In the silent mode, show the textbox by default if the theme supports it?
# (yes/no)
SPLASH_TEXTBOX="no"

# If set to a positive value, fbsplash will automatically switch to verbose
# mode if there is no activity for the specified number of seconds.
SPLASH_AUTOVERBOSE="0"

# Name of the boot service starting X.  Useful in cases when X is started
# by a custom initscript, other than the usual 'xdm'.  If you are using a
# custom X initscript and do not set this variable correctly, do not be
# surprised if you end up at tty1 at the end of the boot process (instead of
# in an X session).
# SPLASH_XSERVICE="xdm"

#########################################################################
# The options below affect settings which are normally specified on the
# kernel command line and are probably useful only in uncommon
# configurations. Note that the corresponding kernel command line
# settings will override any options set below.
#########################################################################

# Save splash profile information during boot? If set to 'yes', a record
# of the boot-up sequence will be kept in /lib/splash/cache/profile. The
# profile file is useful for debugging purposes and for replaying the
# boot sequence with `splash_manager -c replay`. It might slightly slow
# down the boot, so don't activate it if you don't plan to use it.
# SPLASH_PROFILE="no"

# Which console mode to use for the silent splash. Valid values are:
# text,graphics. If 'text' is selected, the splash tty will be treated
# just like any other tty by the kernel. With the 'graphics' option,
# the kernel will not touch the tty in any way. 'graphics' could be
# useful e.g. for preventing error messages from being displayed over
# the splash screen. Normally, this shouldn't be necessary. Use only
# as a last resort.
# SPLASH_KDMODE="text"

# Which theme to use, probably best left commented out (the theme
# specified on the kernel command line is used).
# SPLASH_THEME="gentoo"

# Which tty to use for the silent splash. If you change it, make sure
# the tty isn't used by something else (interactive console, X, etc).
# It's safest to leave it commented and let fbsplashd use the default
# value.
# SPLASH_TTY=16

# Which splash mode should be activated? Valid values are:
#  - silent: silent and verbose modes
#  - silentonly: silent mode only
#  - verbose: verbose mode only
# If commented out, the mode requested on the command line will be
# used.
# SPLASH_MODE_REQ="silent"