Set the startup sequence of win 8 and fedora 19

Set the startup sequence of win 8 and fedora 19
I tried fedora again on the weekend and found a good article. By default, Windows 8 is used for the startup sequence. I tried to modify grub directly before. It seems that the effect of this article is good, I tried it according to the instructions, and the results were quite satisfactory. However, after win 8 chose the startup method, it was impossible to directly hand over the guiding permission to fedora. It should be restarted automatically once, give the system boot right to fedora before you can enter it freely, instead of Starting windows 8 at the same time.

At first, I was very worried. If I had a wrong operation, I would have done nothing on weekends. Fortunately, everything went smoothly. I have already explained the operation process clearly in the previous article. Here, I would like to explain it a little:

1. Go to Fedora 19 and find the disk or partition mounted by boot. If you do not manually allocate the disk or partition, or forget to attach the disk or partition, run the df-h command to view the disk or partition, in my own case, the boot directory is under sda6;
Use the grub2-install -- force/dev/sda6 to write the boot file into the boot directory;

2. restart Windows 8 and download EasyBCD. For Personal Edition, you can download it for free. Select Add a startup Item, select the Linux/BSD option, and select grub2 in the Type drop-down box, you can modify the startup name and click Add;



3. In the edit Boot item, you can view the Boot item under win 8 and the startup sequence, and verify that the Boot item is set to win 8;



4. Next, reply to the Windows 8 startup management. In the MBR configuration option under the BCD Deployment option, confirm the first option and click write MBR. If everything goes well, after the restart, you can see the win8 startup mode and the win8 startup options. Good luck!