debian wrote:
How is this possible ???
Did the debian upgrade this ?
How can i change this back ?
This sucks!
It's probably because you have a stock kernel installed and the package
upgrade for the new kernel has overwritten your /boot/grub/menu.lst.
The same happened to me, too, on my notebook. After upgrading, I noticed
that I wasn't booting with vesa framebuffer anymore, so I checked
menu.lst where you set the video mode, and my settings were all gone.
The kernel packager should really make a backup copy of the files he's
overwriting, or at least echo a warning (I don't even use the stock
kernel, it was merely installed for fallback reasons).
--
Matthias Kaeppler
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