07-06-2010, 03:27 AM
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Repairing a Broken GRUB 2 Boot-Loader on Ubuntu
When Ubuntu's Lucid Lynx (10.04) was set out to pasture this past April, it brought a couple of interesting features to the table. The most obvious might be the desktop theme overhaul, but other important changes included improved NVIDIA driver support, the removal of a default GIMP installation, a built-in music store, integrated social networking tools and much more. Oh, and who could ignore the introduction of GRUB 2, an update to the most popular Linux boot-loader around.
Read the rest of our TG Tip here and discuss it here!
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