Grub boot problems with older ubuntu

Posted by denk doink on Ask Ubuntu See other posts from Ask Ubuntu or by denk doink
Published on 2011-11-24T02:43:02Z Indexed on 2011/11/24 10:22 UTC
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This is my 1st post here and there are 2 problems that are inter-related. I'm not much of a Linux system person...

the computer is a dedicated linux box without any windoze.

1) running 9.10 and had a boot failure last week. looks like a file was deleted or corrupted. i was unable to get it to work. realizing it was a boot issue, i took the CD and installed 9.04 to co-exist with 9.10 on the disc. 9.04 was put into a 2.5 gb ext3 partition. i was able to boot into 9.10 from grub menu selection. 9.04 was now the default in grub menu.

2) i want to remove/delete/purge 9.04 completely from my system and "clean up" the stuff so that the machine boots straight to 9.10 (no grub menu).

how are these accomplished in a "safe" manner?

thank you.

-denk

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