Hi,
On 11-06-18 17:48, Jérémy Rosen wrote:
We solve a problem which is kinda similar in the embedded world when we do A/B
update
I'll describe how we do it so you see if this can help
* Have a single "last boot went wrong" flag
When grub starts
* if the flag is set, show the boot menu (or a t
We solve a problem which is kinda similar in the embedded world when we
do A/B update
I'll describe how we do it so you see if this can help
* Have a single "last boot went wrong" flag
When grub starts
* if the flag is set, show the boot menu (or a timer)
* if the flag is not set
* skip the m
Hi,
On 11-06-18 16:37, Lennart Poettering wrote:
On Mo, 11.06.18 15:37, Hans de Goede ([email protected]) wrote:
Uurks. Quite frankly, it appears strange to me to delay this for this
long. I mean we reworked most code that delayed worked to shutdown
like this these days to happen as early as
On Mo, 11.06.18 18:13, P.R.Dinesh ([email protected]) wrote:
> Is it possible to restart/start a service using sysrq magic key.
That's a kernel concept, systemd is userspace software. Thus we can't
really hook into sysrq handling. Sory.
> In my setup we have a getty service which controls the
On Mo, 11.06.18 15:37, Hans de Goede ([email protected]) wrote:
> > Uurks. Quite frankly, it appears strange to me to delay this for this
> > long. I mean we reworked most code that delayed worked to shutdown
> > like this these days to happen as early as possible to make sure we
> > don't lose
Hi,
On 11-06-18 13:31, Lennart Poettering wrote:
On Mo, 11.06.18 12:48, Hans de Goede ([email protected]) wrote:
Hi All,
So as you may have heard, I'm working on hiding the grub-menu
by default on single OS Fedora Workstation. Part of the plan
here is to detect if a previous boot was succe
Is it possible to restart/start a service using sysrq magic key.
In my setup we have a getty service which controls the console. For some
reason this gets stopped. Once the getty service is stopped the console
connection to the device is hung. The only way to recover is to reboot the
device. I
On Mo, 11.06.18 12:48, Hans de Goede ([email protected]) wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> So as you may have heard, I'm working on hiding the grub-menu
> by default on single OS Fedora Workstation. Part of the plan
> here is to detect if a previous boot was successful and
> cleanly shutdown the machine an
Hi All,
So as you may have heard, I'm working on hiding the grub-menu
by default on single OS Fedora Workstation. Part of the plan
here is to detect if a previous boot was successful and
cleanly shutdown the machine and show the menu (not hide the
menu) if the previous boot has failed to set eit
