HappyLinux
January 19th, 2011, 02:03 PM
OK, I'm sure someone might have noticed this on their system, and it's probably something that happens by default.
When I first setup a couple days ago with a dual boot with Win7, the boot manager had a not so short list.
Basically, there were a few options for Ubuntu, and a few for Win7 as Win7 has several partitions for itself.
After installing a lot of updates there was one, which I think was a Kernel update, an extra couple of options for Ubuntu have appeared in the Boot Manager.
Now I have a list of 2 different Kernel versions in the choices. I'm currently selecting the most recent one, but what happens if there are more updates like this? Will I end up with a huge list in no time at all?
When I first setup a couple days ago with a dual boot with Win7, the boot manager had a not so short list.
Basically, there were a few options for Ubuntu, and a few for Win7 as Win7 has several partitions for itself.
After installing a lot of updates there was one, which I think was a Kernel update, an extra couple of options for Ubuntu have appeared in the Boot Manager.
Now I have a list of 2 different Kernel versions in the choices. I'm currently selecting the most recent one, but what happens if there are more updates like this? Will I end up with a huge list in no time at all?