# Add other Grubs chainloading entries. Default is yes. 
# Valid values are yes/no true/false 1/0 and are case insensitive.
#CHAINLOADGRUB=no
#
# Ignore failsafe, recovery and single user mode boot entries. Default is yes.
#NOFAILSAFE=no
#
# Display interactive menu to enable/disable boot entries. Default is no
#INTERACTIVE=yes
#
# Make Windows partition active. Default is no.
#MAKEACTIVE=yes
#
# Set bootflag on Grub partition (primary only!). Default is no.
#SETBOOTFLAG=yes
#
# Write Windows chainloading entries before Linux kernel entries. Default is no.
#WINDOWSFIRST=yes
#
# check if root device found in menu.lst matches devicew scanned by linux-boot-prober (won't work for separate /boot). Default is yes
#CHECKROOT=no
#
# add an entry for bootchart in boot menu. Default is no.
#BOOTCHART=yes

# You can add options containing Grub commands to be inserted in Grub menu
# for given boot entries.  The option names must be in the form OS_options,
# where "OS" is the short name of the distro returned by os-prober.
# Type updategrub -h to view the list of valid short names.

# Don't use "makeactive" for Windows partitions in option strings here. See above.

# You don't need to map drives for booting Windows here either. If Windows is not
# on the first BIOS drive, updategrub will insert map commands (using device.map
# if present, otherwise simple logic - which is not guaranteed to work in any
# case. 

# Other Grub commands you might specify in options are reserved for advanced
# usage, such as hiding partitions, changing partition types or rewriting
# partition geometry before booting. Most users won't define options here. 
# See advanced examples in /usr/share/doc/packages/updategrub/README.

# You can specify an order for boot entries to appear in the menu in the
# variable linux_order below. Notice that the distro you're actually using (the
# one currently mounted in /) will be ignored by updategrub as it is skipped
# by os-prober.
 
#linux_order="ubuntu linuxmint suse fedora mandrivalinux archlinux gentoo debian"

# ignore boot entries which title contains the following words: 
# The words are case insensitive and must be separared by spaces. 
# linux_ignore="Gutsy Hardy"
