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hello,
today i changed my grub boot order, and to make that work i need to do sudo grub-update.
however, it doesnt work.
does anyone know why, maybe the command ...
- 03-26-2010 #1Just Joined!
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new command for grub-update?
hello,
today i changed my grub boot order, and to make that work i need to do sudo grub-update.
however, it doesnt work.
does anyone know why, maybe the command changed?
- 03-26-2010 #2Just Joined!
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I cannot ever remember using this command and went ahead and tried running the same thing on Red Hat Enterprise and it failed as well.
- 03-26-2010 #3Linux User
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It's the other way round: sudo update-grub
- 03-27-2010 #4Super Moderator
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Its sudo update-grub command. Which version of GRUB are you using? If you are using GRUB Legacy, then there is no need to execute update-grub command.
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Thanks a bunch, it worked like a champ.... I wish wo ever puts the tips in the rub edit files would always give the complete command not just the command... I am a newbie but learning all the time...
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