Edit GRUB2 - Update May 2010 The newer GRUB2 boot loader has been used in various distros of Linux since Ubuntu version 9.10. It is now used in most of the latest versions of Linux.

Dec 06, 2011 First time trying to boot a Puppy Linux install, using the grub. Should check and edit the /boot/grub/menu.lst file on. Download Linux Mint. Zebra Designer Pro V2 Keygen Pc here.

GRUB2 has many changes most of which are not immediately obvious to the user. Users no longer edit Grub.conf or Menu.lst in the /boot/grub folder. In fact, those files are now off-limits and you must NOT edit them. The file to edit is grub located in the /etc/default folder and it can be edited with this command from Terminal with Administrator privileges: (you must also run update-grub after any alteration). Sudo gedit /etc/default/grub you may need your password For example, change GRUB TIMEOUT=10 to GRUB TIMEOUT=1. Making it =0 is not advised. Save and close the file after you have made your change(s).

While still in the Terminal, run the following command to get the change(s) implemented on the next boot, and then exit the Terminal. Sudo update-grub note the dash (minus sign) between update and grub The rest of this page refers to the older version of GRUB but is still useful reading. What is GRUB? GRUB is an excellent and highly flexible boot loader.