Γιατί παιδεύεστε με προσθετες εφαρμογές και δεν το αλλάζετε στο grub ;
Δες εδώ :
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Grub2
και ειδικότερα αυτό το τμήμα:
etc/default/grub (file)
The main configuration file for changing default settings. The following lines are available for alteration by the user.
GRUB_DEFAULT - Sets the default menu entry. Entries may be numeric, a complete menuentry quotation, or "saved"
GRUB_DEFAULT=0 Sets the default menu entry by menu position. Counting of entries is the same as in GRUB - the first "menuentry" in grub.cfg is 0, the second is 1, etc.
Note: Grub 1.99 introduces a submenu menu structure. For a menu item in a submenu, the entry becomes a two-digit entry. The first entry is the position of the submenu title in the main menu. The second entry is the position within the submenu. If the submenu is the 3rd entry in the main entry, and the user wishes to boot the first entry in the submenu, it would be designated as "2>0"
GRUB_DEFAULT="xxxx" An exact menu entry, including the quotation symbols, may also be used. In this case, location in the menu will not matter. Example: GRUB_DEFAULT="Ubuntu, Linux 2.6.31-9-generic"
In a Grub 1.99 submenu, the format would first include the submenu number, followed by the title. Example: "2>Ubuntu, Linux 2.6.38-8-generic"
GRUB_DEFAULT=saved
The information in this section applies to GRUB 1.98 and later.
Enables the "grub-reboot" and "grub-set-default" commands to set the default OS.
The default OS will not be set by an interactive selection of an OS from the menu.
grub-set-default Sets the default boot entry until changed.
The format is sudo grub-set-default X, with X being the menu entry position (starting with 0 as the first entry) or the exact menu string.
Examples: sudo grub-set-default 3 or sudo grub-set-default "Ubuntu, Linux 2.6.32-15-generic"
To obtain the existing menu entry choice number (starting from 0) or the menu entry "string", run grep menuentry /boot/grub/grub.cfg
grub-reboot This command sets the default boot entry for the next boot only. The format of the command is the same as for grub-set-default (see above).
GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT= If set to true this setting will automatically set the last selected OS from the menu as the default OS on the next boot.
No commands need be run to set the default OS.
Any time a menu entry is manually selected from the GRUB 2 menu, it becomes the default OS.
This option currently does not work if your /boot directory resides on an LVM partition or RAID.




