These actions serve to notify plymouthd's readiness.
We should make sure they are run after plymouthd is actually
done starting up.
return EX_UNAVAILABLE;
}
+ state.progress = ply_progress_new ();
+
+ ply_progress_load_cache (state.progress,
+ get_cache_file_for_mode (state.mode));
+
if (pid_file != NULL)
write_pid_file (pid_file);
return EX_UNAVAILABLE;
}
- state.progress = ply_progress_new ();
-
- ply_progress_load_cache (state.progress,
- get_cache_file_for_mode (state.mode));
-
ply_trace ("entering event loop");
exit_code = ply_event_loop_run (state.loop);
ply_trace ("exited event loop");