Removing Old Kernels

[Chan Chung Hang Christopher]

> 	Exactly. I did that once with sudo grubmkconfig and it ran 
> but didn't allow me to make any changes! It just ran through 
> grub. I need to know how to make windows the first thing to 
> boot. Easy on menu.lst but can't see a way with grub-mkconfig.
>
>   

Just stick Windows in a vm then. No need to worry about how to make 
Windows be the first option.