Don't need grub menu
I have Ubuntu on my E: drive 2TB, and Windows 10 on my C: drive... I installed Ubuntu on E: a few years ago and all was well, but since upgrading to Eager Beaver, Grub was added to my C: drive. Now when powering up, if I'm not paying attention I will load Ubuntu when windows is what I need. Before, I could just change boot order, I like that better. Can I remove just the Grub menu? Thank you!
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I have Ubuntu on my E: drive 2TB, and Windows 10 on my C: drive... I installed Ubuntu on E: a few years ago and all was well, but since upgrading to Eager Beaver, Grub was added to my C: drive. Now when powering up, if I'm not paying attention I will load Ubuntu when windows is what I need. Before, I could just change boot order, I like that better. Can I remove just the Grub menu? Thank you!
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Why not change the default boot on grub?
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1 hour ago
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I have Ubuntu on my E: drive 2TB, and Windows 10 on my C: drive... I installed Ubuntu on E: a few years ago and all was well, but since upgrading to Eager Beaver, Grub was added to my C: drive. Now when powering up, if I'm not paying attention I will load Ubuntu when windows is what I need. Before, I could just change boot order, I like that better. Can I remove just the Grub menu? Thank you!
grub2
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I have Ubuntu on my E: drive 2TB, and Windows 10 on my C: drive... I installed Ubuntu on E: a few years ago and all was well, but since upgrading to Eager Beaver, Grub was added to my C: drive. Now when powering up, if I'm not paying attention I will load Ubuntu when windows is what I need. Before, I could just change boot order, I like that better. Can I remove just the Grub menu? Thank you!
grub2
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Why not change the default boot on grub?
– user68186
1 hour ago
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Why not change the default boot on grub?
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Why not change the default boot on grub?
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Why not change the default boot on grub?
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I assume that you mean Bionic Beaver...
This fix will allow GRUB to remember the last OS that you booted from.
sudo -H gedit /etc/default/grub # edit the GRUB config file
Add or edit the following two lines near the top of the file...
GRUB_DEFAULT=saved # probably just an edit to existing line
GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT=true # probably have to add this line
Then...
sudo update-grub # update the boot files
reboot # and select the desired OS, and it'll remember for next boot
answered 1 hour ago
heynnemaheynnema
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Install the package grub-customizer. It gives you options, such as choosing a default boot selection (OS) and telling it not to show the actual Grub interface menu unless you hold the shift key on boot.
answered 13 mins ago
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I assume that you mean Bionic Beaver...
This fix will allow GRUB to remember the last OS that you booted from.
sudo -H gedit /etc/default/grub # edit the GRUB config file
Add or edit the following two lines near the top of the file...
GRUB_DEFAULT=saved # probably just an edit to existing line
GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT=true # probably have to add this line
Then...
sudo update-grub # update the boot files
reboot # and select the desired OS, and it'll remember for next boot
answered 1 hour ago
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I assume that you mean Bionic Beaver...
This fix will allow GRUB to remember the last OS that you booted from.
sudo -H gedit /etc/default/grub # edit the GRUB config file
Add or edit the following two lines near the top of the file...
GRUB_DEFAULT=saved # probably just an edit to existing line
GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT=true # probably have to add this line
Then...
sudo update-grub # update the boot files
reboot # and select the desired OS, and it'll remember for next boot
answered 1 hour ago
heynnemaheynnema
19.2k22156
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I assume that you mean Bionic Beaver...
This fix will allow GRUB to remember the last OS that you booted from.
sudo -H gedit /etc/default/grub # edit the GRUB config file
Add or edit the following two lines near the top of the file...
GRUB_DEFAULT=saved # probably just an edit to existing line
GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT=true # probably have to add this line
Then...
sudo update-grub # update the boot files
reboot # and select the desired OS, and it'll remember for next boot
answered 1 hour ago
heynnemaheynnema
19.2k22156
I assume that you mean Bionic Beaver...
This fix will allow GRUB to remember the last OS that you booted from.
sudo -H gedit /etc/default/grub # edit the GRUB config file
Add or edit the following two lines near the top of the file...
GRUB_DEFAULT=saved # probably just an edit to existing line
GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT=true # probably have to add this line
Then...
sudo update-grub # update the boot files
reboot # and select the desired OS, and it'll remember for next boot
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Install the package grub-customizer. It gives you options, such as choosing a default boot selection (OS) and telling it not to show the actual Grub interface menu unless you hold the shift key on boot.
answered 13 mins ago
Brenden McFarlingBrenden McFarling
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Install the package grub-customizer. It gives you options, such as choosing a default boot selection (OS) and telling it not to show the actual Grub interface menu unless you hold the shift key on boot.
answered 13 mins ago
Brenden McFarlingBrenden McFarling
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Install the package grub-customizer. It gives you options, such as choosing a default boot selection (OS) and telling it not to show the actual Grub interface menu unless you hold the shift key on boot.
answered 13 mins ago
Brenden McFarlingBrenden McFarling
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Install the package grub-customizer. It gives you options, such as choosing a default boot selection (OS) and telling it not to show the actual Grub interface menu unless you hold the shift key on boot.
answered 13 mins ago
Brenden McFarlingBrenden McFarling
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Why not change the default boot on grub?
– user68186
1 hour ago