Roberto Ragusa wrote:
> I think that the new kernel will simply refuse to load the hibernated
> image and boot normally (as after an improper shutdown).
>
Right, but the image will be removed, so what was the point of
hibernation? If you wanted to reboot into the new kernel anyway, a plain
rebo
Konstantin Svist wrote:
> And it's not necessarily limited to minor corruption - the
> whole filesystem could get corrupted, you could lose EVERYTHING on it.
> Even if you just want to boot to Windows, you usually have a few
> different kernel versions in grub. If you chose one of those by
> accid
Globe Trotter wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> When my machine wakes up from pm-hibernate, I spend less than a second on the
> grub bootloader. I am wondering if and how this can be increased to (say) 5
> seconds?
>
> Many thanks and best wishes,
> T
>
Hibernation is pretty tricky - it dumps all memo
Dear all,
When my machine wakes up from pm-hibernate, I spend less than a second on the
grub bootloader. I am wondering if and how this can be increased to (say) 5
seconds?
Many thanks and best wishes,
T
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