It took me about a year to collect this information. There are many guides, but all I found are incomplete. Here's the one guide to rule them all - hopefully. The guide works on Ubuntu and Debian without changes. It's optimized for resources, speed, security and ease of use. While this runs well on my old phone (ARMv7; 512 MB; ~1000 BogoMIPS), it should run even better on a Raspberry Pi.
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Showing posts with label servers. Show all posts
Automatically Boot Different Kernel on Fail With the Grub Fallback Options
Did you know you can configure grub to automatically fallback to a different boot entry if one was not successful? A pretty neat idea, especially for servers where you can now avoid a lot of head aches. It doesn't matter at what point the system hangs, grub will boot the other kernel the next time, unless the system boot completes and you tell it not to with another grub-set-default. Nice!
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