In Condition of having
dual boot option in the system/laptop we have mess in selecting it every time.
Here are simple steps to
modify it.
Steps:
1) Login to the Linux flavor
you have.
2) Navigate to the path
/boot/grub
3) you will find the
menu.lst file, open it in any text editor for your comfort.
The booting
option will take decision based on the number in the default = "";
if its 0 the
bootloader will boot the first OS you have i.e Example: centos
So if you have 3 OS installed in your system
you can use the following numbers in default options.
Eamples:
default = 0
<= to boot the first OS shown in list.
default = 1
<= to boot the second OS shown
in list.
default
= 2 <= to boot the third OS shown in list.
4)
Modify the option you need and save it.
5)
Now reboot the machine now you will find the OS that you need to boot in as
default.
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