Ronan Jouchet wrote: > Hello Mischa, > > The menu may be hidden. Try hitting/holding shift during the boot > process, this could make the GRUB menu appear. > > Then, to solve the problem and change which system booted by default, > 1. Have a look at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GrubHowto and > https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2 . From your description, you > should have Grub1, but be sure of it. > 2. Then depending on your Grub version you'll have to adjust a > menu.lst or a grub.cfg and run some grub-update like commands. Again, > see the wiki which has detailed instructions. > > Tell us whether this helped and if you have additional questions. Also > for such issues, IRC can be a great place for more interactive help, in > #ubuntu or #ubuntustudio on irc.freenode.net . Good luck! > > Ronan > > On 10-11-05 08:27 AM, mischa falkenburg wrote: > >> Hello All, >> >> I had a "cobbled together" box that has been running Xubuntu 8.04.1 just >> fine. >> The hard drive is large enough that I tried to install UbuStu 10.04 >> .iso...install went "flawlessly", meaning that 10.04 detected the 8.04 >> system and that there should be no problem with the MBR. >> Upon reboot Grub initializes but goes directly to the 8.04 instead of >> showing my a choice between the two. >> Is there some file I need to modify, or what? >> >> Thanks-in-advance, >> >> Mischa >> >> > > Hi Ronan, thanks for your response. The shift key didn't do it, but the ESC key did. To my surprise, all that showed were 2 different kernals for Xubuntu...no sign of Studio. Is it possible for me to "see" if it's really there (doesn't show up under Places) other than using System Rescue disk?
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