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WOULD YOU PLEASE REMOVE MY NAME FROM YOUR FUCKING MAILINGLIST..!<br>
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Colin Pinkney skrev:
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<pre wrap="">On Wednesday 02 August 2006 02:43, Ron wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Suse had it set up that when I pressed and held down
the Reboot button it would give the options of Rebooting into Suse or
Rebooting into Windows. How would I go about getting that option in
Kubuntu so I don't have to wait for the startup menu and arrow down to
Windows before it times out and starts up Kubuntu?
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I just move from SuSE the recently too. To get that feature back all you have
to do is edit /boot/grub/menu.lst and change the line:
default 0
to
default saved
KDE then automatically picks up the different boot options and shows them as a
drop-down on the Reboot button.
It also causes GRUB to 'remember' which OS you last booted into on every
reboot, which is great for those Windows updates requiring several
reboots.... You just have to remember to select Kubuntu again when you need
to go back into Linux as Windows obviously does not have a similar reboot
feature. I don't remember having to do that with SuSE 10 so maybe they
customised something.
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