Hi. My name is Miguel and I recently decided to start learning about Linux and Ubuntu in order to start a journey towards GNU software. I have a Vaio FZ-11S Laptop with Windows Vista. The laptop has to original hard-drive partitions: the 1st is the Rcovery Partition and the 2nd is the actual operating system partition. On the laptop I installed Ubuntu 10.04 side by side with the other partitons. And now when I start the computer I get the a GRUB Menu something like this (sorry if it not acurate but I could not get a print screen):
Ubuntu ---- Ubuntu (Recovery Mode) Memtest +86 Windows Vista Loader (on /dev/sda1) Windows Vista Loader (Recovery Mode) (on /dev/sda2) But the thing is that the Windows Vista Loader (on /dev/sda1) is actually the recovery partition and the Windows Vista Loader (Recovery Mode) (on /dev/sda2) is the "classical" operating system partition. How can I rename or edit the presented menu entries in the GRUB2 menu so that the presented menu entries correspond to correct partitions/operating systems? Thank You for your attention, Best Regards. PS as you can imagine I am do not have much computer experience -------------------- Miguel Moura Paredes [email protected] --------------------
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