On 10 November 2011 11:11, Colin Guthrie <[email protected]> wrote: >> Should be done automatically in %post. >> See memtest86+ for example > > Well I thought about this, but memtest86+ adds a totally new entry, > should we do the same here, should it only be done for the current > kernel, how would it handle kernel updates, etc. > > At present I'm happy to enable it manually when needed, but if people > want it to be more automatic and appear as a boot entry in grub, then > I'm happy enough to do that.
Like we have a "linux safe" entry only for the main entry (the vmlinuz symlink) and not for every installed kernels (multiples instances of multiples favors (main one, tmb, rt, linus, ...)), I think we can have a "linux boot timing" entry too.
