How to Edit GRUB in Karmic
Karmic is the name of an older version -- version 9 -- of the Ubuntu operating system, a Linux operating system that is free for anyone to download and install on their computer. Ubuntu uses the GRUB boot screen to control the computer's boot process. To edit this menu, edit the GRUB configuration file inside of Ubuntu.
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Instructions
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Log in to the Ubuntu operating system.
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Open the Terminal from Ubuntu's desktop shortcut.
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Type "ls /etc/grub.d" and press "Enter" to display a list of entries in the GRUB bootloader.
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Use the "rm" command to remove entries from the GRUB bootloader -- for example, "rm -rf 05_debian_theme."
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Add new entries by creating new files with the "touch" command, such as "touch 25_new_option." Edit these entries using the Gedit command, such as "gedit 25_new_option," and configure them to your liking.
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Update GRUB by typing "sudo update-grub" into the Terminal and pressing "Enter." Reboot your computer to view the changes to the GRUB bootloader.
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