I do not have access to Ubuntu forum so I am posting my question here.
My system is mutiboot , all Ubuntu.
When I boot I get text screen with menu entries with access to my OS's
I assume it is build by ":grub".
However , the first entry( on top) is "ubuntu" - single line text, not a OS
menus likes the rest. .
When I check my UEFI setting - the first entry is also "ubuntu" .
When I add new , clean OS and let this text screen time out or just select
"ubuntu" it will boot this last OS addition.
It looks as "ubuntu" runs "grub", but I cannot figure out how .
So - if everything in Linux is a file - where is this "ubuntu" file ?
PLEASE
reply only if you know what I am talking about
and do not ask to provide "screen shot" - this OS
selection is BEFORE the OS runs - in boot time.
Thanks
My system is mutiboot , all Ubuntu.
When I boot I get text screen with menu entries with access to my OS's
I assume it is build by ":grub".
However , the first entry( on top) is "ubuntu" - single line text, not a OS
menus likes the rest. .
When I check my UEFI setting - the first entry is also "ubuntu" .
When I add new , clean OS and let this text screen time out or just select
"ubuntu" it will boot this last OS addition.
It looks as "ubuntu" runs "grub", but I cannot figure out how .
So - if everything in Linux is a file - where is this "ubuntu" file ?
PLEASE
reply only if you know what I am talking about
and do not ask to provide "screen shot" - this OS
selection is BEFORE the OS runs - in boot time.
Thanks