07-16-2015, 04:19 AM
(07-15-2015, 09:07 AM)Lend27 link Wrote:Anyone have any inout on this please?Since your able to boot into linuxlite, boot into it and run these commands and steps. But let me start with a warning, your messing with your bootmanager. And it's dangerous at any stage to manually edit these things. Only edit What I mention, and be careful. Backup any data, both for linux and your windows install.
As I stated, I can boot LL but there is no grub splash scree, it just goes directly to LL, even thhough I have Windows 10 on another partition.
When I want to boot either OS, I have to enter the bios boot options and select the appropriate OS.
Is there a way to enable a boot grub splash screem so I can select either OS at startup?
Thanks!
Len
Fire up a terminal and type this, entering your sudo password ofc when prompted.
Code:
sudo leafpad /etc/default/grub
At this point we're going to make grub give a timer for the grub menu. So you can just let it boot to it's default, selecting an os only when you need to. Find the line GROUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT and change it to =10. This is in seconds and you can adjust to what you want. Maybe =5 for a 5 sceond timer.
Code:
GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT=10
Next you wanna stop grub from being hidden, basicly you just change the option from true to false.
Code:
GRUB_HIDDEN_TIMEOUT_QUIET=false
These are the ONLY two options you needed to edit. Save the file and exit.
Now run:
Code:
sudo update-grub
That command updates grub to use your config changes, its important to run that command when any changes to grub is made.
Finally, your presented with a countdown now when booting, to select/view the grub menu simply press the shift key at boot. This should be all you need assuming grub and all the autmated tools have done their job.