[SOLVED] Unwanted grub menu on boot?

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Taffman

[SOLVED] Unwanted grub menu on boot?

Post by Taffman »

I have reciently installed Linux Mint 14 Cinnamon 32-bit as the only O/S on my PC.
Everything has been fine until today, for some reason after a reboot i am now seeing a Grub menu offering to boot into Linux Mint 14 Cinnamon 32-bit, Linux Mint 14 Cinnamon 32-bit recovery mode, Memtest or Windows Vista.

I dont know where this came from as Windows Vista is no longer installed on this PC.
I'd like to get back to the situation where I boot straight into Linux Mint 14 Cinnamon 32-bit again, non grub menu.

Anyone know how I do that?
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Brahim Salem

Re: Unwanted grub menu on boot?

Post by Brahim Salem »

Easy-peasy :D :D :D Install Grub Customizer and set timeout to "0 Seconds" :D :D
Taffman

Re: Unwanted grub menu on boot?

Post by Taffman »

Where would I find Grub Customizer ?

Not available in Software Manager.
Brahim Salem

Re: Unwanted grub menu on boot?

Post by Brahim Salem »

Taffman wrote:Where would I find Grub Customizer ?

Not available in Software Manager.
check this link http://www.noobslab.com/2012/11/install ... buntu.html
bb333

Re: Unwanted grub menu on boot?

Post by bb333 »

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$ sudo pluma /etc/default/grub 
Use leafpad, pluma, or whatever test editor

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GRUB_TIMEOUT=0
Change to zero.

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$ sudo update-grub
Taffman

Re: Unwanted grub menu on boot?

Post by Taffman »

That fixed it, thanks bb333.
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