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[Bug 269741] Normal boot procedure altered by presence past Suspend to Disk Operation
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- Date: Mon, 4 Jun 2007 01:49:21 -0600 (MDT)
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https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=269741
seife@xxxxxxxxxx changed:
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------- Comment #17 from seife@xxxxxxxxxx 2007-06-04 01:49 MST -------
Ok, now i begin to understand.
If you suspend, resume, then pull the plug, you still do not get the boot
selection menu.
Note that it is normal that for a resume you do not get that menu, since we set
a flag in GRUB that tells it "please boot immediately THIS kernel, since we are
going to resume from suspend".
This flag should, however, be cleared after resume and the next reboot should
again show the boot prompt.
There might be interactions between journaling filesystems and hard reboots
that might affect this, but it should only happen if you pull the plug very
soon after resuming.
Might i ask what filesystem is used for the /boot partition (or /, if /boot is
not on a separate partition)? You can find out easily with "df -T"
Adding our GRUB guru to CC:, maybe he has an idea what is happening.
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seife@xxxxxxxxxx changed:
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------- Comment #17 from seife@xxxxxxxxxx 2007-06-04 01:49 MST -------
Ok, now i begin to understand.
If you suspend, resume, then pull the plug, you still do not get the boot
selection menu.
Note that it is normal that for a resume you do not get that menu, since we set
a flag in GRUB that tells it "please boot immediately THIS kernel, since we are
going to resume from suspend".
This flag should, however, be cleared after resume and the next reboot should
again show the boot prompt.
There might be interactions between journaling filesystems and hard reboots
that might affect this, but it should only happen if you pull the plug very
soon after resuming.
Might i ask what filesystem is used for the /boot partition (or /, if /boot is
not on a separate partition)? You can find out easily with "df -T"
Adding our GRUB guru to CC:, maybe he has an idea what is happening.
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