Bugzilla – Bug 103878
normal grub menu after "Suspend computer"
Last modified: 2007-06-05 11:20:07 UTC
In earlier versions, when I used "Suspend computer", SuSE Linux started immediatelly on next boot. We were told, that it's for our good, as this way we can't mess up filesystems from other OS-es. Now, after "Suspend computer" is used, the normal grub boot menu comes up on next boot, allowing me to choose anything I want. This should be changed back.
grub no longer supports our function. Torsten, this is the function we had until now: --------------------------- # grub-once() # does the same as the grubonce script from the grub package: # selects which menu entry to boot next. grub-once() { DEBUG "running grub-once $1" DIAG echo -e "savedefault --stage2=/boot/grub/stage2 --default=$1 --once\nquit"\ | grub --batch } ------------------------------- what do i need to change?
*** Bug 103861 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Same cause, different symptom. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 95082 ***
"/usr/sbin/grubonce <n>" was the interface to be used. You're making assumptions about grub internals with that script. These internals have changed now and the "once"-logic could be moved out. "running grub-once ..." ???
ok, i will fix this. thanks.
fix is in CVS, no package submitted yet. Shall we do this for beta5/RC1?
PLease submit!
I'll fetch the latest grub and test over the weekend to prepare a package for submission on monday morning.
fixed, but no package submitted yet
package is submitted, should be fixed
Hello, I updated two computers from Suse 9.3 to 10.0rc1. Desktop - upgraded using Yast + System Upgrade, then reboot Notebook - upgraded using network install boot CD On my notebook, this works as advertised (no pause in Grub after suspend to disk). On my desktop, this does not work (I get the normal Grub menu).