If your system has another operating system installed on a different hard disk or partition, you can configure GRUB so it can be chosen and started at boot time instead of Linux. If you want to boot FreeBSD, NetBSD, or OpenBSD, see Section 21.7 “Booting a New Linux Kernel or BSD with GRUB” instead—but for Windows, UNIXWare, or any other OS, follow these steps:
As with boot options for Linux kernels, you can edit or delete the option for another operating system by clicking on its icon on the module's main page. Any changes will take effect immediately, to be used when the system is next rebooted.
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