I just had to switch kernels and noticed that the mhwd gui to select kernel only allows you to install and remove kernels, not set which kernel the bootloader should default to booting from.
The only way to ensure which kernel is booted from via the mhwd gui is to remove the kernels you don’t want ot boot from.
It would be very convenient to be able to select which kernel is the default from the GUI as well.
we select kernel in grub by options menu
grub save always last kernel choice
After, next boot, wait the end of the timer for load manjaro with the kernel saved
It’s unnecessary feature. Grub will remember latest kernel.
I’m not sure whether you mean it remembers the kernel you last booted from, or the kernel with the highest version number, either way though, this would not be useless, because it’d allow you to select which kernel to boot from from the mhwd gui rather than needing to go into grub.
@papajoke by default on manjaro there is no grub options menu, it bypasses grub entirely and boots directly, sure, this is not a difficult setting to change.
I’m just saying it’d be convenient not to have to.
that’s neat, I didn’t actually know this.
It probably should be mentioned in here: Manjaro Kernels - Manjaro
Manjaro GRUB configuration in /etc/default/grub/ has 2 configuration option that will save the last selected menuentry option
GRUB_DEFAULT=saved
GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT=true
Changing boot options elsewhere would be redundant and might conflict with this configuration
