BRUG boot

**cap10Ibraim** · June 25th, 2010

I edited the following entries in the burg file
GRUB_DEFAULT=6
GRUB_TIMEOUT=5
and saved the file but the next time I booted nothing changed ?!

**tom.swartz07** · June 25th, 2010

Originally Posted by cap10Ibraim

I edited the following entries in the burg file
GRUB_DEFAULT=6
GRUB_TIMEOUT=5
and saved the file but the next time I booted nothing changed ?!

You probs didnt update it.

Code:

sudo update-burg

and try it again

**MedianMajik** · June 25th, 2010

Could you please give more details of what you are trying to do and how your system is laid out

**KeyserSoze93** · June 25th, 2010

BURG? Do you mean BURG, BRUG or GRUB. I assume you mean GRUB, because your config file says GRUB.

Just checking...

**cap10Ibraim** · June 25th, 2010

Originally Posted by tom.swartz07

You probs didnt update it.

Code:

sudo update-burg

and try it again

Thanks that solved the problem

Originally Posted by KeyserSoze93

BURG? Do you mean BURG, BRUG or GRUB. I assume you mean GRUB, because your config file says GRUB.

Just checking...

It's BRUG

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