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Editing the GRUB bootloader
I am a Linux neophyte and I have Kubuntu Linux on my Windows XP computer and am using the GRUB bootloader. By default it seems to have put Kubuntu on the top of the list of systems. Could anyone explain how to edit the bootloader to move Windows XP to the top to be the default?
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"The GRUB configuration file is /boot/grub/menu.lst. Some distributions use another configuration file; for example, Red Hat Linux uses the file /boot/grub/grub.conf.
How do you change the default OS that GRUB loads? In menu.lst, perhaps found somewhere beneath /boot, there is an entry: "default." "default" is the index number of the title entry that you want. default 0 title foo ... ... title bar ... ... title baz ... ... In the above example, the default is "foo." If you wanted to change it to "baz," you would set default to 2" From HERE |
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ok thanks, i got it working
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