On a running Debian Etch system: If I do a "grub-set-default 1" the file /boot/grub/defaults shows a "1" as the first character.
If I then do a "grub-reboot 0" and exit the grub shell without actually rebooting, and then look at /boot/grub/defaults it shows "0:0" as the first three characters.
The way I read the sources it should read "1:0" which means the next reboot should boot entry "0" and the next after that should go back to "1".
As a matter of fact, if I manually (with vi) change /boot/grub/defaults to read "1:0" and then I do a regular reboot, then it boots "0" and the next time it goes back to "1".
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