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Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: Floridaaa
Posts: 7
OS: Vista SP1 64 Bit
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Key Press to GRUB
Is there any way to set up a loader like GRUB to be initialized on boot only from a key press instead of having it automatically load. I ask this because I have less technically minded people in my house using the same desktop.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, if I can't get this I more then likely won't install a distro on this computer. |
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Re: Key Press to GRUB
Hi,
So essentially you want to know if there is a way to make the count down timer disappear so that people can choose from the list of installed OS's. I will do a little looking I believe that it is a simple config file change but I will have to do a little trying on my virtual machine. Ok, I figured this out. You need to get to the config file for grub. To get to this go to Terminal. To get to Terminal go to Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal. From there you will need to enter this into it. Code:
cd /boot/grub/ sudo nano menu.lst the l is a lower case L Cheers!
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