Edit Grub2 default?
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Edit Grub2 default?
I have a kernel compatibility issue with an application after a recent LMDE upgrade to kernel version 3.0.0, which is now the new default. How can I edit Grub2 so that the previous version 2.6.39 is the default kernel at boot instead of the new v3.0.0? There used to be a grubedit program to do this, but I can't find it now.
Re: Edit Grub2 default?
Could it be startupmanager what you are looking for?
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Re: Edit Grub2 default? SOLVED!
Startup Manager is probably what I am remembering, but it is not present in the LMDE edition. Don't know if it is compatible, but I'll look it up. Thanks for the clue.
UPDATE:
Found it from Package Manager, and it did exactly what I needed. Thanks again for the tip.
UPDATE:
Found it from Package Manager, and it did exactly what I needed. Thanks again for the tip.

Re: Edit Grub2 default?
You might also wish to try Grub Customizer, about which there is a thread on this page of the forum.
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Re: Edit Grub2 default?
I'll second that because StartupManager is deprecated - the author is no longer maintaining it. Look for the details in Launchpad - there is a Windows package on Sourceforge with the same name.Brian49 wrote:You might also wish to try Grub Customizer, about which there is a thread on this page of the forum.
Grub Customizer is an Ubuntu PPA, but I've installed it in LMDE successfully - just point apt sources.list to the Oneiric version. It also resides in Launchpad but that has been down a lot lately.

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