Posts Tagged “boot”
Well, I am now very pleased with the way my Plymouth Ubuntu theme looks. It is now more consistent throughout the entire boot process. In line with what I mentioned in my previous article about looking for a minimalist Plymouth theme with a dark/black color scheme, apparently I did not have to look any further….
Starting Ubuntu 11.04 I have observed that Plymouth starts late in the boot process. Often you can only catch a glimpse of it before GDM/LightDM pops up. The same is true for Ubuntu 11.10. After a quick search on the Internet, I found out that Ubuntu 11.x versions appear to have gone away from the…
Most servers I’ve installed on my Ubuntu 10.10 is controlled to start at boot (or during desired events) by upstart except for Apache. Why is it like that? MySQL will not work with BUM or chkconfig because that is the old way of controlling services. So does SSH (server) and a whole lot more. If…
Wondering why MySQL server stubbornly kept on starting itself on boot although you turned it off on BUM (BootUp-Manager) or chkconfig? Well, stop wondering now! The file that controls MySQL to start on boot is located in the /etc/init directory in a file aptly named mysql.conf. In order to stop the service from running again…