06-04-2016, 03:17 PM
The grub in linux lite always sets itself up as the first system to boot because most new users install it alongside windows, and chain load the windows boot loader. These boot issues always exist on multiple boot linux systems, that is disks with several different linux systems. The easiest solution is to use Rescatux tools. Download the Rescatux iso and burn to dvd. Boot from the live dvd and restore and update grub for each system installed in reverse order of the boot order you desire. All of this can be done from a GUI without a terminal. You can boot from whichever boot screen you like. All of my systems are listed on my Debian Jessie grub boot screen even though I installed it first. It looks nicer than the linux lite screen. Again when I installed linux lite the linux lite boot screen took over, and Kubuntu did the same thing, as did Kali linux. Use Rescatux to choose whichever boot screen you prefer, by updating and restoring in reverse order. The last system will be the first then, no matter where it is on the hard drive or drives.
Trinidad
Trinidad
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