How do I edit the grub boot in SuSE Linux
Hi, Name is John,
I just got Linux SuSE installed on my machine and have a duel boot system. The Grub Stage 2 comes up and boots me into Linux as a default. I'm not experienced with Linux and have no idea how to get to the grub boot to edit it. I've had Fedora Core 1 on my system and I found the grub in that system in "/boot/grub/grub.config". It was simple to edit with one of the text editors in fedora, but I don't seem to have the same type of editors in SuSE. Now to the question..... How can I edit the grub boot in SuSE??? I've tried hitting the esc key on boot up, but I haven't the experience to know what to change the code to in order for the system to default the boot to my Windows installation. Can anyone help with my little problem? |
you can get at it through yast
boot config is one of the options in one of the menus within yast possibly "system" |
as root, you can edit /boot/grub/menu.lst
There is a line which says "default 0" (first entry). You should be able to change the 0 to the entry for Windows...if your Win entry is the 3rd one, you'd put "default 2". I've never had a reason to do this, so I'm not 100% positive it will work....just seems logical. In SuSE, you most likely have vim installed as an editor. |
How do I edit the grub boot in SuSE Linux
mikshaw,
thanks for the help. I changed the default to (1) and now Windows comes up. appreciate the help. |
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