As it resumes from hibernation, tuxonice does not remove the recordfail=1 from /boot/grub/grubenv, which causes grub to wait for a longer time before booting during subsequent resuming processes.
This happens on two different machines.
On one of them, the "standard" hibernation of 4.4.0-30-generic does unset recordfail. Earlier versions of the standard kernel had a bug which prevented proper resuming at all ; this is why I am only reporting this in tuxonice now, but it has happened in all 4.x versions I have been using since March.
Maybe it is a configuration problem but I cannot find which one. My systems do have a /etc/pm/sleep.d/10_grub-common which contains code to unset recordfail.
As it resumes from hibernation, tuxonice does not remove the
recordfail=1
from/boot/grub/grubenv
, which causes grub to wait for a longer time before booting during subsequent resuming processes.This happens on two different machines.
On one of them, the "standard" hibernation of 4.4.0-30-generic does unset
recordfail
. Earlier versions of the standard kernel had a bug which prevented proper resuming at all ; this is why I am only reporting this in tuxonice now, but it has happened in all 4.x versions I have been using since March.Maybe it is a configuration problem but I cannot find which one. My systems do have a
/etc/pm/sleep.d/10_grub-common
which contains code to unsetrecordfail
.