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Set startup preference

Asked by marchent in Operating Systems Miscellaneous, Linux Distributions, Red Hat Linux

Tags: preference, startup

i have two operating systems on my PC
1) linux red hat
2) win 2003 advance server

when i start the pc the default starting OS is windows, i want to set linux as my default OS. remind you i have installed the OS at different partition. pls if you have any idea how to solve this, pls help me.

NOTE : i have done some changes at linux, it set linux os at first preference, but highligheted is windows, so still windows is running.

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