Ubuntu Installation :: 2nd OS Reversed 'Default' Menu

Jun 6, 2010

I had installed Ubu 10.4, I installed a 2nd OS (Xubuntu in this case) and I must have ticked a installation box somewhere so the end result (after Xubuntu installed) was the the Grub2 Menu Reversed the default listing table, so Ubuntu is now 5 or 6th down the list and Xubu is now 1st on the list and becomes default startup.I hope this makes sense?

So what i'm looking for is a 'edit' control for the menu so I can change the default list to tell the system to 'pick' line 5 or 6 and that becomes the new default or I 'cut and paste somewhere' LOL.I loaded a Terminal program called Startupmanager, but did not seem to get the desired result, you may know this program and can understand why?

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