I have been thinking about how to resolve this. At one time, the default
was to not enable kexec reboot and there were many complaints/comments
about how this was not reasonable since someone installing kexec-tools
indeed would want kexec reboots. A bug was opened as well for
kexec-tools (see
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=426506). It was finally
decided enabling kexec reboot by default was the reasonable thing to do
since one needs o install kexec-tools explicitly and one would install
it primarily when they want to enable kexec reboots. Your bug report is
exactly opposite of that original bug :)

How about if I leave the default to be enabled but make the debconf
question high priority (it is medium priority at this time). This will
force the end user, in most cases, to choose whether they want kexec
reboots enabled or not. On the other hand, it adds another high priority
question to answer at install time. Any opinions?

Thanks
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Khalid Aziz
kha...@debian.org




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