GRUB stands for GRand Unified Bootloader. It is the first software program which be run when your computer starts. The bootloader is in charge of loading and booting the operating system kernel. GRUB is the default bootloader for Linux kernel-based [...]
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How to Hide Grub Menu in Boot of your Linux Machine
Most Linux graphical installation comes with the GRUB boot menu displaying at startup. The GRUB Linux's default bootloader with options to boot Linux or other operating systems, and advanced features like the recovery console. Though most users don't mind that [...]
Grub vs Grub2 Bootloader - Learn the Main Difference
In this tutorial, I am going to provide some understanding of Linux boot loader GRUB (Grand Unified Boot loader). If you have an understanding of the working pattern of GRUB then it can help you to know how the operating [...]
Fix Grub2 Rescue Unknown Filesystem Error
GRUB is GRand Unified Bootloader, the default bootloader for Linux kernel-based Operating Systems. If you have a dual boot system, like Windows and Linux, then you may have some issues with GRUB. If you install Windows after Linux installation ( [...]
How to Set GRUB Password on Linux
GNU GRUB is the GRand Unified Bootloader from GNU. Bootloader is the first software program that runs during the system startup. GRUB can load different operating systems. If you have Linux installed on your system, then you must have seen [...]
How to Set Password for Grub Menu
A boot loader is an integral part of the computer. In computing, booting is a set of operations that computer systems perform when power is on. Today, modern computers take one- tenth of a second and typically perform power on [...]
How to Boot Linux Grub into Single User Mode
GRUB is a GRand Unified Bootloader, the default bootloader in Linux. GRUB can be used to boot Linux in the single user mode. The single user mode is a restricted mode, that is used for maintenance purposes. In single user [...]