GRUB Acronym Grand Unified Bootloader. We will do three simple tasks: Change the order of GRUB: That in order for the pc "Boot" if it passes the time to select an option in the GRUB directly with Windows. Modify the time in which you can select an OS in the GRUB. Finally he put a skin or theme andalusia GRUB. ¿What we need? In fact if you only want to do the first two tasks mentioned anything. But since then we are going to put a skin, you must install a package called GfxBoot which supports i386 and x64. We also need a pack of themes for this program. All the links below: 1. GfxBoot i386 2. GfxBoot X64 3. Pack Change the order of items to change the order GRUB GRUB only menu.list must open the file that is located in / boot / grub / editor with the text but they seem. Note that this is taking root permissions. Once the file that will open things like this: Code: title Ubuntu 8.04.1 by Allucardster root (hd0, 4) kernel / boot/vmlinuz-2.6.24-19-generic root = UUID = 0dcb1ceb-be90-4578-bc4c 2115fe7cf416-ro quiet splash initrd / boot/initrd.img-2.6.24-19-generic ... title Microsoft Windows XP Professional root (hd0, 0) savedefault makeactive chainloader +1 These things are the options that appear on our GRUB each time turning on the PC. If you want to change the name or title of these options only change the words that appear next to the row that starts with "title." Moreover, many have noticed that are several options with regard to Ubuntu. If we remove these options as some of you think about ... simply put each line of the character "#", so if we remove one of these options, then be more or less like this: Code: # # title Ubuntu 8.04.1, kernel 2.6.24-19-generic (recovery mode) # # root (hd0, 4) # kernel / boot/vmlinuz-2.6.24-19-generic root = UUID = 0dcb1ceb-be90-4578-bc4c single-2115fe7cf416 ro # # initrd / boot / initrd. img-2.6.24-19-generic Note: I personally always comes to comment on a file, put a double # # custom. Well then we moficado discussed the options and we do not want to appear in the GRUB, proceed to change their order which is really easy. Only thing we have to do is change the order in which these options appear in the file. Thus citing the above example, if Windows appears that Ubuntu first, post the file should be in the order code: title Microsoft Windows XP Professional root (hd0, 0) savedefault makeactive chainloader +1 ... Ubuntu 8.04.1 by Allucardster title root (hd0, 4) kernel / boot/vmlinuz-2.6.24-19-generic root = UUID = 0dcb1ceb-be90-4578-bc4c ro-2115fe7cf416 quiet splash initrd / boot/initrd.img- 2.6.24-19-generic and ready. So we changed the order of GRUB, now what is left is saved. Modify the Time of Building GRUB that the file is open, we can also modify the GRUB while remaining active. For this simply looking at the file (menu.list) the word "timeout". Once we found it, notice that there are a number next to it. This number means the time in seconds where the GRUB remain active, which translates the time that the user would have to choose the operating system requires. Thus we must change this number only to lengthen or shorten this time. Then we need only store and ready. Place a Topic Good Skin andalusia GRUB post once we have made the changes with regard to the order of GRUB, we are left alone to modify their appearance. To do this we must remove the GRUB. Many will ask for a moment .... Where is the configuration file menu.lst? Good post not be afraid this configuration does not depend on the removal of GRUB so quiet XD. To uninstall the GRUB should just open a console and type: Code:> sudo apt-get remove grub Well once we have removed GRUB, we just install the program subtracts GfxBoot depending on the architecture of your processor. To do this in the console, please contact the location to save the file. Deb and type: Code:> dpkg-i grub-gfxboot * With this we have installed the program. Now we must install the GRUB boot sector, so we must first determine that partition must be installed. To find this partition is simply type in the console.
Thus the first partition which appears or better in that mounted the root "/" is the partition where we need to install GRUB, here is the particon called / dev/sda5. Once we have determined the appropriate partition on the console, type Code: sudo grub-install / dev/sda5 This case will determine in advance the partition. Once this process is over, we go to decompress the file where the items are called GFXBootThemes3.tar.gz. Then we go to this location, we can see this in several files corresponding to the themes, as well as to install a theme we need to copy the file to the folder / boot / grub. For this example we'll use the item under the name "message.ubungrey", so it would copy the following code:> message.ubugrey sudo cp / boot / grub After that the file that determines the selected topic has been copied to the folder successfully, we must determine the GRUB menu.lst file that will be the theme to use for this open this file and put it in the first line code:> gfxmenu / boot / grub / message.ubugrey trying to get other subjects simply repeat the above process (copy the item to the folder and change the file menu.lst. Well, and that's all you have to do. This will be our GRUB as follows
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