[sf-lug] Updating grub boot loader

[Ken Shaffer]

To edit a system file, maybe try sudoedit file .  I usually just use
sudo vi file to avoid any unwanted side effects on gui related file
ownerships.  Then again, the order change may be done via renaming the
files in the /etc/grub.d They get put into grub.cfg in numerical
order, so choose numbers to reflect the order you want.
Ken

On 5/30/20, John Strazzarino <jstrazza at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Trying to change the order of things displayed in grub.  Did a gedit
> etc/default/grub
> But it opens in read only and not sure how to change it.
>
> Any help?
>
> John
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