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Originally Posted by vineet_maurya
how can i set boot priority of the os through grub on ubuntu system on my laptop.
Depending of the version of UBUNTU you use you have a menu.lst or
Grub,cfg .
In both you find the line set default =
Default = 0 means the first Os in the list is the default .
Change the value in what ever you wise.
Use a real linux text editor to so
Do it as the root or sudo or su user.
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