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When you reboot the system, the rc.local file executes. If you want to display the output of the above command, type the following command in the Terminal:
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Located in
chapter10/xinclude.xml:898(para)
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$ cat newbackup
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Located in
chapter10/xinclude.xml:902(screen)
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The following image shows the output of the above command:
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Located in
chapter10/xinclude.xml:904(para)
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Changing the Default Operating System at Boot
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Located in
chapter10/xinclude.xml:911(title)
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When multiple operating systems are installed on a computer, this is referred to as a multi-boot configuration. Typically, the operating system that is listed on top in the configuration file is loaded on the computer. To choose the operating system that starts when you turn on your computer, edit the grub configuration file.
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Located in
chapter10/xinclude.xml:913(para)
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Back up the configuration file, and open it in a text editor, as follows:
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Located in
chapter10/xinclude.xml:921(para)
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$ sudo cp
/boot/grub/menu.lst /boot/grub/menu.lst_backup $ sudo
gedit /boot/grub/menu.lst
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represents a line break.
Start a new line in the equivalent position in the translation.
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represents a space character.
Enter a space in the equivalent position in the translation.
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Located in
chapter10/xinclude.xml:924(screen)
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Find the line written below to change the default sequence:
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Located in
chapter10/xinclude.xml:930(para)
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... default 0 ...
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Located in
chapter10/xinclude.xml:933(screen)
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155.
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Replace this line with the following line:
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Located in
chapter10/xinclude.xml:935(para)
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