What I mean is that it probably wasn't working as expected.
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> what kind of potential problems does it cause?
> How safe is it?
I don't think it's a safety problem, I think it was not considered
good enough to be used as a stable fall-back solution.
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Dimitrios, what kind of potential problems does it cause?
How safe is it?
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the feature is disabled by a line in the file /etc/default/kernel-helper-rc
it was not considered stable by the ubuntu developers and was therefore
disabled (but not removed)
anyone wishing to enable it again can simply edit this file
** Changed in: grub (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Wishl
i have also updated the wiki page accordingly
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i had the same problem with "Last successful boot", when are you going
to implement it again?
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After looking at grub logfile I found that the setting to enable/disable
this feature is located in /etc/defaults/kernel-helper-rc (I'm writing
it from memory).
After commenting a line there, it comes back and appears to work as
before.
Now the question is, what was the reason to disable it?
What
If I want to create something like that by hand, which files &
directories I should copy to make sure it's operational?
The reason why I want to do it is that recent kernel updates are just
incremental updates to the same kernel. I personall experienced a
problem when latest update broke the WiFi
So this is not a bug. The feature itself has been removed?
Any plans for re introducing it?
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This spec was rolled back for intrepid due to problems with the
implementation.
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sorry kubuntu 8.10 beta
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I also have the same problem.
I first installed kubuntu 8.19 beta on a partition. After that I deleted my
other partitions and merged them with my kubuntu partition. That screwed my
grub and I had to grub-install from my live cd. After that there is no last
good boot and As mentioned in the bug
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