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Old 10-11-2006
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grub help

in dual os grub will ask like this (linux 9 (red hat))
linux(bigmem)
linux(smallmem)
dos

so i want that grub will ask like this
dos
linux(bigmem)
linux(smallmem)


how to do this
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Edit your /etc/grub.conf file or /boot/grub/menu.lst and move the entries around. They are blocks so make sure you move all the appropriate lines or your system may not come back up. Also make sure you change the default entry to point to the correct menu item. If default=0 and you move it like you said, you'll want to change default=1.

Why do you want to move them around?

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i wanted to do this back when i started using grub (and soon after taking up linux) because if you still use windows as your main or default system, then it's logical to want to put it at the top of the list.

You might not have noticed, seshumohan, but inside menu.lst or grub.conf, you can also change the identifiers (eg: dos) to say something more meaningful (eg: MS Windows 2000) and this will appear in the list instead at boot time.

This is a funny question also because i think with lilo you specify the list position explicitly in the config file using 0,1,2 etc (don't you?) so, anyone used to lilo, and starting to use grub might not think of rearranging the entries to get the same effect.
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another help

my present problem is iam using kubuntu os

how to play mp3 & mpeg songs and movies respectively
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and another one when iam installied on my friends system it came correctly but when restarted displaying messege error 17 unable to load grub what may be the problem
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1: apt-get install vlc
xine
gxine
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for movies

apt-get install xmms
amarok
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for mp3

for 2. try to reinstall grub in the mbr of you disk:

grub-install /dev/hdx or /dev/sdx
and set the bootable flag for boot partition with fdisk /dev/hdx

and I think its "a" after that, then you can choose to toggle the boot flag

post your grub.conf and the output of fdisk -l (boot from cd) for further grub questions

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