I've been using grub for a little while now, and its setup as been 'automatic'.
I run Sarge and also have Sid installed.
Frequently, I install debian based distros just to have a look at them.
Now, I have ubuntu as the default selection and Sarge is lower down.
I've just installed a 2.6.8 kernel in Sarge and was hoping the adjustment to grub would return Sarge to the default position - it didn't.
I can boot into ubuntu and add the new kernel, but this would not put Sarge where I want it to be for booting purposes.
The man and info pages do not appear to help (perhaps because I don't fully understand them). I don't want to risk making everything unbootable by experimenting, so can anyone please explain how I can safely put Sarge back as default?
Grateful for assistance. John.
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