Successful suspension should rewrite grub like OpenSUSE

And what if you don't want to boot Ubuntu but another OS? This would force you to boot into Ubuntu.

Well as someone over on the SUSE bugzilla suggested perhaps there should be an option to turn this off (but with it defaulting to on). But if the filesystem is not unmounted and shared between OSes booting to different operating system after a suspend is crazy - you should do a reboot not a suspend...

Can you provide the reference in suse bugzilla?

Thanks
chuck

https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=128617 (normal grub menu after "Suspend computer")

This becomes very useful if you boot into a kernel that is not your default kernel and then hibernate your machine. Currently if you then boot your machine back up after the hibernation and allow grub to do its thing (perhaps you didn't remember what kernel you were in) then it will fail to resume.

If when you suspended, grub added a new default kernel that resumed this could be avoided. If the user didn't wish to boot into Linux or for whatever reason wanted a fresh boot they can just escape into the grub menu and select another option.

Something new on this ?
No decision if we should rewrite or not the /boot/grub/menu.lst.

menu.lst has been deprecated in karmic and no one seems to care too much about this issue marking as invalid.