New here so likely asking in the wrong location. Sorry about that in advance.
My question is how to get a “dual boot” setup working. I have both this distro as well as Mint installed on a junk laptop. I can only access this install unless I get creative and look for the Mint install. I have done various systems before with 2 or 3 variants without issue but have not been able to get it working with this one. I have attempted a few fixed based on what I could find around the net and here but obviously am doing something incorrect.
Can anyone suggest a fix or provide a link to an effective post that I may not have found? If so I would appreciate your input.
The instructions are there in the wiki for editing the default grub file. You have to use an editor such as nano to edit the file with elevated privileges. This will allow you to save the edited file. You need to save the edited grub file that you opened with nano and then generate a new grub.cfg with the command that’s shown.
Using nano open the file with this command.
sudo nano /etc/default/grub
Edit: To save the file is
ctrl + o then enter
To exit
ctrl + x
Then regenerate a new grub.cfg with the command given.
@Stagger_Lee pointed you in the right direction. I thought you just needed a little extra help but i did want you to follow the wiki he pointed you to. So i didn’t give it all to you. Glad it’s working.
Correct although I was still missing the remainder either due to not seeing the requirements or it not being there. I find it nice that a community works to help newcomers. So hard to find these days and I am appreciative of that. Thanks again all. Now lets see what I can break…