Public bug reported:
After some karmic update (I guess) my eee 901 won't start on its own, as
it waits (for ever) for the user to select some boot option.This is
quite annoying as it was working ok before.
It could not be solved by touching the /etc/default/grub options.
Maybe pushing GRUB2 on karmic was a bad idea?
Too inmature?
Moreover when GRUB was working perfectly, it's easier to configure and more
stable...
What does GRUB2 do that GRUB doesn't?
Why do we need GRUB2 anyway?
Just in order to have new bugs?
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Description changed:
After some karmic update (I guess) my eee 901 won't start on its own, as
it waits (for ever) for the user to select some boot option.This is
quite annoying as it was working ok before.
It could not be solved by touching the /etc/default/grub options.
- Maybe pushing GRUB2 on karmic was a bad idea?
- Too inmature?
- Moreover when GRUB was working perfectly, easier to configure and much more
estable...
- What does GRUB2 do that GRUB doesn't?
- Why do we need GRUB2 anyway?
+ Maybe pushing GRUB2 on karmic was a bad idea?
+ Too inmature?
+ Moreover when GRUB was working perfectly, easier to configure and more
stable...
+ What does GRUB2 do that GRUB doesn't?
+ Why do we need GRUB2 anyway?
Just in order to have new bugs?
** Description changed:
After some karmic update (I guess) my eee 901 won't start on its own, as
it waits (for ever) for the user to select some boot option.This is
quite annoying as it was working ok before.
It could not be solved by touching the /etc/default/grub options.
Maybe pushing GRUB2 on karmic was a bad idea?
Too inmature?
- Moreover when GRUB was working perfectly, easier to configure and more
stable...
+ Moreover when GRUB was working perfectly, it's easier to configure and more
stable...
What does GRUB2 do that GRUB doesn't?
Why do we need GRUB2 anyway?
Just in order to have new bugs?
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After update grub2 won't boot on its own
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/500832
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