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splash image support #587

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splash image support #587

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now we're a real bootloader

@classabbyamp classabbyamp force-pushed the splish-splash-i-was-takin-a-bath branch from 87b9e1c to 45e4a69 Compare February 4, 2024 06:24
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ahesford commented Feb 5, 2024

Tested successfully on a Dell laptop, looks nice!

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zdykstra commented Feb 5, 2024

On my hardware, at least, the ZBM splash is jarring/out of place due to the Lenovo logo disappearing and then reappearing before the countdown screen is shown.

I'd rather not see release/recovery EFIs exhibiting that behavior, even if it is likely nothing under our control.

With that said, it does look good on certain hardware - just not any of mine.

@classabbyamp classabbyamp force-pushed the splish-splash-i-was-takin-a-bath branch from 45e4a69 to 3377a1d Compare February 10, 2024 19:13
supported on more versions of linux (6.2+ without EFI_HANDOVER) and
supports more features (like splash images, better secureboot support)
@classabbyamp classabbyamp force-pushed the splish-splash-i-was-takin-a-bath branch from 3377a1d to b1d3b6e Compare February 10, 2024 19:51
@classabbyamp classabbyamp merged commit 5b61ab9 into master Feb 18, 2024
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