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Changing ordering of OS in GRUB

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I have recently installed Linux Mint along with my Ubuntu. The GRUB has replaced Mint as the default OS. How can I set Ubuntu as the OS that loads automatically again?

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answered 2 Years ago ellter · Accepted Answer

Boot Ubuntu, open a terminal window (ctrl-alt-t), and run

sudo grub-install /dev/sda

PS: dev/sda would, almost always, be the correct device to use if Ubuntu is installed on a single internal hdd. In case you have more the one internal hdd, or if Ubuntu is installed on an external one, verify the correct device name by running mount | grep ^/.