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how to change delay timing and boot session GRUB


this tutorial to change GRUB delay timing and boot session on dual booting

1.   edit GRUB configuration file, /etc/default/grub,

example
# vim /etc/default/grub

2.   to change GRUB time out, edit on GRUB_TIMEOUT (in second), fill with your time.
3.    to change boot session booting, edit on GRUB_DEFAULT (first is = 0). please pay attention on what session your OS before apply any changes.
4.  Save, recompile your GRUB by type this line below :
# update-grub

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