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On Tue, 31 Mar 2020 18:53:17 +0400, Серега Филатов wrote: |
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> I use dual boot windows/gentoo configuration on a UEFI laptop. I don't |
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> usually turn off laptop and just close the lid, leaving it in suspended |
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> state, which is actually hybrid on both systems - it goes to |
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> hibernation after a while. |
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> When it goes to hibernation, I'm able to select OS to boot through |
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> GRUB2. This is not good, because I have permanently mounted shared NTFS |
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> partition on both systems. If one of both OS is hibernated and NTFS |
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> data changed during that period - this leads to data corruption if the |
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> hibernated OS resumed. |
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> What I want to achieve is: when I start my laptop - it boots straight |
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> to the last operating system I used. This will enforce me to reboot and |
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> during the reboot OS unmounts filesystem correctly. And ONLY on reboot |
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> the GRUB OS selection pops up. |
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> Is there a configuration for that? I know that Windows BCD or ntldr |
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> doesn't allow to boot other Windows systems if one of them is |
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> hibernated. |
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What about having each menu entry set the default for the next boot to |
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that entry. It's not quite what you want but it means any unattended |
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reboot will always go back to the same OS. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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C&W music backward: get yer dog, wife, job, truck, kids, and sobriety |
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back. |
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