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Decrease GRUB timeout
I have a dual boot configuration with ubuntu 10.10 and windows. What's the best way to configure grub so that the wait time is 2 seconds instead of 10 seconds?
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marked as duplicate by Oli♦ Oct 28 '11 at 13:45
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Run this in your terminal:- sudo gedit /etc/default/grub This will open up the grub.cfg file look for line similar to "GRUB_TIMEOUT=0" (Here I have set the grub time to 0) change the number to 2 or what ever time you desire. Save the file and run sudo update-grub |
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Found this in a related post: You can install a program called StartUp-Manager. The package is called startupmanager. You can search for this in the Ubuntu Software Centre or Synaptic or run:sudo apt-get startupmanager in a terminal. After it's installed, it is available in the System > Administration menu options. |
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You can change it in |
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You can download Startup manager from Software Center to use GUI |
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