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I was heading out earlier today, and ran "sudo /usr/sbin/hibernate". |
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There was occasional thunder, and I did't want my UPS to run out if |
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power got knocked out while I was away. Now for the LILO/GRUB |
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differences on reboot... |
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* LILO would automatically reboot to the kernel that it had been running |
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at hibernation time. I wouldn't see the LILO menu at all. |
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* GRUB, on the other hand, brings up the regular boot menu from |
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hibernation, with default being the default. |
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If the running kernel at hibernation is different enough from the |
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kernel selected at bootup, I can imagine situations where "that does |
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not end well". Is there any way to get GRUB to "remember" the previous |
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kernel or menu selection it was running under, and automatically select |
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it, when rebooting? Note that I'm using a manually edited grub.cfg. |
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Walter Dnes <waltdnes@××××××××.org> |
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I don't run "desktop environments"; I run useful applications |
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