Locate "grub.conf" on your Linux system and open it with your favorite text editor. You can edit it any way you like, as long as you keep the original formating of the file. When you open it, there's not much to explain, actually. It's pretty much self explanatory. And you don't have to load it afterwards, like lilo. After you close the edditor, just reboot and see the changes. Be sure to backup the original file, though. On pon, 2003-07-07 at 14:47, Eric Doutreleau wrote: > Hi > > i ave switched from lilo to grub in order to have a way to protect > the different menu of my grub file with a password but right now > i miss a feature of lilo. > > with lilo i could change with the -R option the default label to boot > only for the next boot. > > does someone how to do that with grub? > > P.S > when i boot after setting the default label i m under windows then no > access to rub anymore to change the default label. > > > -- > Eric Doutreleau <Eric.Doutreleau@xxxxxxxxxxx> -- Igor Nestorovic University of Belgrade Faculty of Economics http://jung.ekof.bg.ac.yu ICQ# 31079000
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