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CrazedNerd
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I'm currently running dual boot Ubuntu and Ubuntu Studio. I know this is uncharacteristic of computer norms, since according to those norms, there's no waiting and everything happens as quickly and efficiently as possible, but I personally don't like there to be a timer for choosing which OS to boot from in grub. So, whenever I have dual boot, i always set the timeout to "-1" in order to keep this from happening.
I've found on two occasions, that eventually the boot timer gets turned back on, so i only have 10 seconds to decide if i want ubuntu studio or ubuntu. What mechanism is making this happen? I think I'm going to make a cron job that changes the timeout to what i want every single time I reboot the computer...
I've found on two occasions, that eventually the boot timer gets turned back on, so i only have 10 seconds to decide if i want ubuntu studio or ubuntu. What mechanism is making this happen? I think I'm going to make a cron job that changes the timeout to what i want every single time I reboot the computer...