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