Could it be changed so the GRUB menu appears so the required OS is
started? Or is there a good reason for doing it this way?
Hi,
I think the grub menu is hidden to prevent users from accidentally
rrestarting with a different kernel to that running when they
hibernated, which causes no end of pain (if the share the same swap
area, which almost all do). To my mind this is a good thing, but does
mean you have to do a full reboot to get the grub menu to get into
windows, if thats what you want.
Note that in FC we do NOT use swsusp2, but the in-kernel suspend
functionality. I'm not sure of the technicalities but they are
completely different beasts and might explain the differences. What
happens with swsusp2 if you have multiple linux kernels ? What happens
if you choose the wrong one on resume - How does it prevent corruption ?
cheers Chris
--
fedora-test-list mailing list
fedora-test-list@xxxxxxxxxx
To unsubscribe:
https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-test-list