Re: can´t choose Ubuntu in grub menu

[Mark Wallace]

That does surprise me because if you install 
Kubuntu last, it is set as the default and you 
usually have to do some command line to get it 
changed to Windows.  If you put another distro in 
last, you might be able to change that setting in 
root, using the gui.  Mandriva used to leave it up to you.



At 08:29 AM 25/04/2007, you wrote:
>When I reboot my dual-boot machine,
>it gets to the grub menu, and I can see Ubuntu and Windows (windows
>being the default for
>no good reason whatever), but I can´t ¨choose¨ ubuntu,  because there is
>no response
>to the use of the arrow keys.
>Once the machine has booted (into the dreaded windows os), the keyboard
>functions properly.
>I don´t know if this has something to do with the hardware/keyboard or
>what,
>but I would like to be able to boot Ubuntu on that machine.
>Any ideas?
>
>As always, any and all assistance appreciated.
>
>tony
>
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