If you like to use any Linux distribution which installs Grub 2 in your system and you want to make greater or lesser automatic boot time ( The highlighted entry will be booted automatically in 10 seconds. ) than you are in right blog.
Use this scenario according to your need:
I installed Ubuntu also side by side(creating new partitions) with Windows OS. When I start laptop my system asks me to select OS to boot and if I don't respond it to 10 seconds than it automatically boots Ubuntu which is my default OS. I want to change the respond time to 15 seconds.
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| My Grub Menu |
Solution:
- Boot your PC/Laptop/Desktop/Computer and load Ubuntu (or any Linux distribution)
- Open Terminal (ctrl + alt + t => in Ubuntu; if your system is shell or command prompt i.e. not a GUI than got to step 3)
- Type commands: sudo gedit /etc/default/grub/
- It may ask you to enter your password.
- Gedit, notepad like text editior, will open.
- Find the line with: GRUB_TIMEOUT=10 (This line holds the response waiting time in seconds.)
- Now, change the number 10 to 15 (this is in seconds)
- Save it and close
- Again, type command: sudo update-grub
- Now, reboot your system, you get 15 seconds as response waiting time.
If any doubts, you are free to ask in comments.
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