I am following the Debian Wiki trying to get a Grub2 Background image to work (Buster) but Grub2 is not showing the background image. Other settings change over fine (i.e. time out) so I am wondering if the image does not display because my root partition is LUKS encrypted (presumably it needs to be unlocked before Grub2 can load the background image)?
I am grateful for any ideas!
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[solved] Grub2 configure graphical Splashimage
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[solved] Grub2 configure graphical Splashimage
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Re: [not working] Grub2 configure graphical Splashimage
Looking at what the wiki says only,
This should be the path to the image, in /usr/share/images/grub/, and so I am confused by what you mean :
Also did you do this ?
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configure/add the GRUB_BACKGROUND variable in /etc/default/grub. Ex: GRUB_BACKGROUND="/usr/share/images/grub/Lake_mapourika_NZ.tga"
The wiki does not say to put it in a root partition, nor the root directory,.. Maybe show us your partitioning scheme, and /or also , the exact path to where you have put this. On my system I do not have a root partition, only the root directory,.. I do not use this " LUKS encrypted"so I am wondering if the image does not display because my root partition
But why do you not try unlocking it and see if it works then ?my root partition is LUKS encrypted (presumably it needs to be unlocked before Grub2 can load the background image)?
Also did you do this ?
What version of Debian are you using ?make sure that GRUB_TERMINAL=console is commented out.The graphical mode will not be enabled if this is uncommented. By default it's commented, so you shouldn't worry too much.
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Re: [not working] Grub2 configure graphical Splashimage
http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php? ... ub#p702170FOSS-15-Great wrote:presumably it needs to be unlocked
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Re: [not working] Grub2 configure graphical Splashimage
Based on that thread, sounds like it should work if it is de-crypted (unlocked) . Good job CwF .
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Re: [not working] Grub2 configure graphical Splashimage
moved image to /boot and now displaying correctly. Marking thread as solved. - thank you!CwF wrote:http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php? ... ub#p702170FOSS-15-Great wrote:presumably it needs to be unlocked
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