Hi, does anyone know where Ubuntu or Windows Vista puts its boot info? I have a laptop which came with Win Vista (yuk..) installed and I then installed Ubuntu 9.10 accepting all its defaults except the hard drive partition size where I asked it to split the hard drive in two equal parts for Windoze and Linux. I get an initial boot screen which looks like it could be Grub - i.e. its all black with white text for choices. The trouble is that, every time linux downloads an upgrade, I get another 3 or 4 entries on the list of choices and it now fills the whole screen. I tried doing 'text within files' searches (with hidden files turned on) for 'Ubuntu', 'Linux' etc. but have drawn a blank. Can anyone give me a clue where the list of options is kept nowadays so that I can remove some of the old entries and move the others around? Thanks..
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