Thanks to everyone for the help! End and then up arrow once does the trick!
That’s good enough for me for now. I’ll play around with figuring out why I
can’t set the boot defaults later.
--Al
From: Rob Whyte
Sent: Sunday, June 11, 2023 6:29 PM
To: Al Puzzuoli ; sonfir...@gmail.com;
ubu
Hi,
The current setup has Ubuntu starting by default. I would really set timeout to
-1 so the boot manager waits forever for a response. I have also seen boot
managers from different hardware manufacturers that will intercept the grub
boot loader and create one based on its settings. So, it
Push end to go to bottom of list and up arrow once.
That is how I reliably do it.
I depends on age of system of course.
Might be worthwhile trying from the bottom though instead of arrowing
down through a growing list of options.
cheers
On 12/6/23 07:23, Al Puzzuoli wrote:
Thanks!
I u
Thanks!
I understand this in principle now; but either something is odd or more likely,
I’m still just confused.
When I run efibootmgr, I get the following:
BootCurrent: 0001
Timeout: 1 seconds
BootOrder: 0001,,0004,0005,0002,0003
Boot* Windows Boot Manager
Boot0001* ubuntu
Boot
Hi,
I can directly edit the grub config file. In my setup, I turned on the beep,
set timeout to -1 which will wait for a response forever, and also set the menu
to visible instead of hidden. Also disable all of the extra recovery options.
When you are in a terminal window, type sudo efibootm
On 6/11/2023 12:17 PM, faginbagin wrote:
On 6/11/2023 11:57 AM, Al Puzzuoli wrote:
Hi all,
On one of my machines, I have installed Ubuntu 23.04 alongside
Windows 11. By default now, the machine boots into Linux. My issue is
that I’m not sure how to reliably boot to Windows when I want to do
Thanks. I may give this a try; but my only fear is if I choose a boot option
that doesn’t boot to anything accessible, then it will boot to that same bad
option the next time. I guess though worst case scenario, just reboot, down
arrow once, rinse, repeat and eventually I’ll get to an accessible
On 6/11/2023 11:57 AM, Al Puzzuoli wrote:
Hi all,
On one of my machines, I have installed Ubuntu 23.04 alongside Windows
11. By default now, the machine boots into Linux. My issue is that I’m
not sure how to reliably boot to Windows when I want to do so. I’ve
enabled the Grub beep, and after
Hi all,
On one of my machines, I have installed Ubuntu 23.04 alongside Windows 11.
By default now, the machine boots into Linux. My issue is that I'm not sure
how to reliably boot to Windows when I want to do so. I've enabled the Grub
beep, and after the beep, I've experimented with pressing down
