Type command: sudo update-grub That's it. Now you know how to change the boot order of a Linux dual-boot system. If you'd like to see more Linux-related How To articles, let us know in the ...

The dual-boot installation process is fairly simple with a modern Linux distribution. It’s just like installing a Linux distribution normally—you should see an easy option to select.

If you are unable to boot into Windows after installing Linux Mint or any other distro on your computer, try updating GRUB, using Boot Repair, and adjusting UEFI settings.

A lot of embedded systems are running Linux on platforms like Raspberry Pi. Since Linux is fully functional from a command line and fully network-capable, it is possible to run servers that you&#82… ...

Well, the first and certainly the simplest if it works properly, is to install the Linux GRUB bootloader as the default boot object, and have it control dual-booting with Windows.

A review of what EFI boot (UEFI firmware) is, how it works, how it interacts with Linux installations, and a few tips and personal experiences on how to configure and maintain it.

Ideally this default menu would be sufficient, but there are some cases (such as booting the Tails USB disk) that might require some tweaks. On the one hand, if you are familiar with GRUB commands, ...

After the standard command-line commands didn't work, I had the bright idea that maybe I could use the GRUB boot floppy image. After all, it was 512 bytes and so was my MBR, right?