Update boot theme
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@@ -28,6 +28,9 @@ files/etc/dot1x/ Supplicant config + RADIUS CA (placeho
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files/etc/dracut.conf.d/90-diskless.conf no-hostonly + drivers + modules
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(NM unmanaged split is now runtime:
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95dot1x-macsec/nm-unmanaged.sh, secure-mode only)
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files/plymouth/themes/fleet/ Custom boot splash (scripted security
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checklist; driven by hook status tokens)
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files/kiosk/ weston+Chromium kiosk + chromium lockdown policy
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scripts/extract-artifacts.sh qcow2 -> kernel/initramfs/erofs+verity/cmdline
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scripts/build-oci.sh ukify + sbsign + roothash gate + OCI image
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serving/ Lab serving stack: dnsmasq + nginx + SPDK
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@@ -149,6 +152,13 @@ instead of working around it.
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build; the supplicant config carries both options.
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- erofs module availability on the target RHEL kernel (fallback:
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journal-less ext4 in `extract-artifacts.sh`).
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- `fleet` Plymouth theme: confirm (a) the script plugin package actually
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installed (`/usr/lib64/plymouth/script.so` — else the build fell back to
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`spinner`, logged as a WARNING), (b) the scripted theme + a font got bundled
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into the initramfs (`lsinitrd | grep -E 'fleet.script|script.so'`), and (c) it
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renders (text via `Image.Text` needs the label plugin + a font in the early
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initramfs). If blank, the splash silently no-ops but boot continues; ESC shows
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the log. Untested in this workspace (needs a display).
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- `systemd.verity_root_options=hash-offset` is **NOT supported** by Rocky 9.8
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systemd-veritysetup (verified: "unknown option hash-offset=" → "Failed to load
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verity superblock"). Resolved by the documented fallback — data and hash are
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@@ -195,14 +205,23 @@ These bit us bringing the build up on Rocky 9.8; they are easy to regress.
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stack stays in the image, dormant. The matching lab DHCP/HTTP/NVMe-oF serving
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stack lives in `serving/` (docker compose). Re-enable security by dropping the
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var / setting `DISABLE_DOT1X: "false"` in the CI workflow.
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- **Boot splash toggle**: `boot_splash=true` (default) bakes `rhgb quiet` for a
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Plymouth graphical splash (theme `spinner`, set in the provisioner); `false`
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bakes `plymouth.enable=0` for a verbose console boot — keep it OFF while
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debugging the boot chain. Plymouth is always in the image + initramfs (the
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`plymouth` dracut module, which pulls `drm`); only the cmdline changes. CI
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currently sets `BOOT_SPLASH: "false"` during the network-manager bench-verify.
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Press ESC at boot to see details behind a splash. ks.cfg no longer excludes
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`plymouth`.
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- **Boot splash toggle**: `boot_splash=true` (default) bakes `rhgb quiet` for the
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Plymouth splash; `false` bakes `plymouth.enable=0` for a verbose console boot —
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keep OFF while debugging the boot chain. Plymouth is always in the image +
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initramfs (the `plymouth` dracut module, which pulls `drm`); only the cmdline
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changes. Press ESC at boot to see details behind a splash. ks.cfg no longer
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excludes `plymouth`.
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- **Splash theme = custom `fleet`** (`files/plymouth/themes/fleet/`, script
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plugin, asset-free — drawn with `Image.Text`). It renders a security-handshake
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checklist (TPM → 802.1X → MACsec → Network → NVMe-oF) driven by best-effort
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`plymouth update --status=<token>` calls from the dracut hooks
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(`dot1x-macsec-up.sh`, `nvmf-connect.sh`). Tokens: `mode-test` (marks
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auth/MACsec skipped), `tpm|dot1x|macsec|net|nvme`-`active|done`. **Rules:** the
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emits are non-fatal (`plymouth … || true`) and must never reorder the
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load-bearing boot sequence; show only STATES, never per-host data (invariant
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#1). The provisioner installs the script plugin best-effort and **falls back to
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the stock `spinner` theme** if `script.so` is absent, so a plugin-package-name
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change can't break the build.
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## Testing changes
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