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[bug #40530] GRUB should detect hibernated file system and prompt user
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Vladimir Serbinenko |
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[bug #40530] GRUB should detect hibernated file system and prompt user |
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Date: |
Sun, 10 Nov 2013 23:58:46 +0000 |
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Follow-up Comment #5, bug #40530 (project grub):
I like the alternatives much better.
Now the implementation issues:
swap may not be visible to GRUB so looking at it is not reliable.
The way to proceed would be along GRUB saving last booted entry in grubenv as
"last_entry". Then hibernate scripts would use grub-editenv set "hibernated"
variable to 1. grub-mkconfig if GRUB_HIBERNATE_CHECK=true in /etc/default/grub
then would add a code in 00_header to set default to $last_entry and clear
hibernated.
Don't expect me to make a patch, last time I used hibernate RAM was just about
256M. But I'd accept a sane patch along those lines.
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