Hello Tom, I could do that...but it's not the timeout that's the problem. There's already a 5-second timeout. But it doesn't even do that. I never get to see the grub screen at all. There's something that temporarily reconfigures grub when hibernate is used, forcing it to boot back into the same OS/Kernel version. At least, that's what it did in FC6...I just can't find the equivalent script that used to be located in /etc/pm/hooks. Mike Tom Weniger wrote: > On 6/8/07, Mike Leahy <mgleahy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> Hello, >> >> I'm wondering how I can unhook the hibenate process in Fedora 7 from the >> grub boot sequence. With FC6, I'd normally comment-out the code in >> /etc/pm/hooks/01grub so that it won't force grub to automatically boot >> back into Fedora if it has been hibernated. This way, I can still boot >> into WinXP on my dual-boot setup, without having to un-hibernate Fedora, >> shut-down, and restart again. >> >> On Fedora 7, however, the folder in /etc/pm/hooks, and I have no clue >> whre I would find a file like 01grub that was on FC6 - a file of that >> name does not exist anywhere on my drive, and the /etc/pm folder >> contains no configuration files. I have successfully hibernated my >> system running F7, so I know that's working fine...but I can't find >> where I might be able to re-configure things so that I can still select >> the OS when grub starts. >> >> I've posted about this on fedoraforum.org already, but as there have >> been no replied while my thread gets gradually submerged by newer >> topics, I figured I'd try the list. >> >> Does anyone have any suggestions - if there's documentation that would >> help me, maybe somebody could point me to it. >> >> Thanks in advance, >> Mike >> >> > Greetings Mike, > > Have you tried extending the timeout in /etc/grub.conf? >
