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David Haller

@pid_eins Is there any distro that has implemented automatic boot assessment, as you suggested?

20 July at 12:50 | Wall-to-wall | Open on franken.social
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Raito Bezarius
makefu

@raito @david There were a number of Pull Requests for this feature (one implementation was even merged to master for 20 minutes) but none is currently available, no? I'd really love to use this feature, just today one of my boxes would have been saved by that 👍

20 July at 20:46 | Open on jit.social
Raito Bezarius

@makefu @david for UKI, it was already available, for normal NixOS usecases, yes, it was merged recently but I have been using it for a while

20 July at 20:51 | Open on nixos.paris
karlggest

@david
Any inmutable. All of them works this way by design.
@pid_eins

20 July at 13:00 | Open on mastodon.social
Lennart Poettering

@karlggestd @david not really true. The ones that use systemd-boot migth, but boot counting in grub is pretty useless and manual if you ask me.

20 July at 13:08 | Open on mastodon.social
karlggest

@pid_eins @david wow, My mistake, I assumed that Aeon was the most delayed project (they are with the latest RC).

20 July at 18:07 | Open on mastodon.social
christian mock

@pid_eins @karlggestd @david You can do it, but it is involved. But basically, using BootNext entries in EFI and only setting the fixed boot order after the system is booted is what I implemented for an immutable digital signage project.

21 July at 15:12 | Open on chaos.social
Bou

@karlggestd @david @pid_eins Fedora Silverblue doesn't, according to my experience.

21 July at 9:45 | Open on liberdon.com
Leaflet
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Eric Curtin

@david @pid_eins Yes there are distros and commercial distros that hook into that RHEL for Edge and Red Hat In-Vehicle Operating System automatically rollback after a number of failed boots. Any rpm-ostree/ostree/bootc based OS is capable of it.

22 July at 11:36 | Open on social.treehouse.systems
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