How do you change the default booting OS using grub?

Nothinman

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It doesnt come with a config file or documentation? Use LILO.

Grub is cool cause it understands the filesystems, you can browse (tab completion) around for the kernel you want if you made a type-o.

Anyway, like you posted there's a config line 'default #' that specifies the default entry.
 

n0cmonkey

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<< It doesnt come with a config file or documentation? Use LILO.

Grub is cool cause it understands the filesystems, you can browse (tab completion) around for the kernel you want if you made a type-o.
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My comment on using lilo was based on my thoughts there was no documentation or easily readable config file for grub. I proved myself wrong. :)