Nov 17 2008, 12:09 PM
QUOTE(fastcx @ Nov 14 2008, 12:38 PM)
hahaha u still hv lots to learn. for default start up, sudo gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst (it's L, not 1), in tat file, u'll see a line with default (a number), now in that file look for your ubuntu's arrangement, if it's the 1st 1 means 0. e.g. default 0
press tab n it will list down whats in the folder, or tab for it to auto select file name that is most likely to your request. e.g. when u type /bo *press tab* it become /boot, hope u get the idea, experiment with it if u dont get the idea.
it wouldn't work since the default 0 in that is already ubuntu but I found the solution already. A worth noting for newbies who installed their ubuntus within windows. To change the default OS, you must log into windows, go to start>control panel>system>advanced>startup and recovery and changed the default OS there.press tab n it will list down whats in the folder, or tab for it to auto select file name that is most likely to your request. e.g. when u type /bo *press tab* it become /boot, hope u get the idea, experiment with it if u dont get the idea.
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