Hello, Grub2 doesn't seems to have a feature similar to grub1 "default=saved" in menu.lst, does it ? On a multiboot system, it's important to have it :
In my situation, Xen is first listed in the menu, but I usually boot plain kernel, which can Hibernate. After reboot, The first system is rebooted by default, which can cause lose of data. The problem would also occur if a user had two OS, and both mount a given partition. Hibernating the second OS, then booting the first could cause data loss too. Having default=saved drastically simplifies the situation : Before choosing another OS in the menu, one has to remember if the computer was hibernated last time. If in doubt let grub boot the previous OS. A more cleaver mechanism would even be better... - Like getting the OS to put a flag when booted, then remove it on shutdown. - Or actually each OS' hibernation status (ouch!) Franklin _______________________________________________ Grub-devel mailing list Grub-devel@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/grub-devel
