00:00hello everyone please before we start make sure you subscribe like share and comment and why not
00:04become a member i thought of showing you how to choose a specific entry and grab menu for your
00:14red hat base distribution to be the default one uh usually the newest entry is the one that was
00:26the most recently updated so we can see what are the kernels that we have by running this command
00:45like this as root
00:51and as you can see i have this list your list may differ and it must definitely differ with mine
01:00since you don't necessarily have the exact same configuration as me
01:05the second command is this one
01:19and from these ones we choose
01:23the one that we want to be the default like this i'll simply copy and paste like this
01:36and then enter
01:41all right there is another option which is similar to this one but with the index
01:49by typing instead of set default equals and then the boot entry from the boot partition
01:59it becomes with the index remember that the first one is number zero zero
02:06and you can see that the output is the same and it says that here
02:13the index is zero and here with the different argument the index is zero
02:20the kernel that i have just chosen is the one that is running already in your case you may need
02:27to
02:27reboot your system and then verify by running you name dash r or you name dash a and you can
02:33see it is exactly the same as the one that i just chose
02:39that makes it for this video and see you in another one
02:43you
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