Automatically boot item in Boot menu?

[miesfeld]

I would like bootit bare metal to automatically boot a specific item in the boot menu after a time out.

That seems like a natural thing to do, but I don't see how to set it up. Is it possible?

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Mark Miesfeld

[George]

Yes, it's very easy.
Edit the boot item using BIBM's boot-edit, Select the 'Default' checkbox.
You can also set the time-out to something like 5 seconds so you can
change the booted OS using your arrow keys. If nothing is done, the
defaulted item (indicated by a * before or after the name) will boot.

George
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There are 10 kinds of people in the world,
Those who understand binary,
and those who don't.


On 09/26/2011 02:08 PM, miesfeld wrote:
> I would like bootit bare metal to automatically boot a specific item in the boot menu after a time out.
>
> That seems like a natural thing to do, but I don't see how to set it up. Is it possible?
>
> --
> Mark Miesfeld

[miesfeld]

Well, thanks.

That's pretty straight forward, I don't know how I missed.

--
Mark Miesfeld

[ukracer]

I keep getting a box come up that allows me to do partition work.

I dont want that , I need it to boot all on its own without user intervention while I am away.

Can any one assist.

Regards Andy T

[TeraByte Support]

set a timeout in settings.


"ukracer" wrote in message news:13501@public.bootitbm...

I keep getting a box come up that allows me to do partition work.

I dont want that , I need it to boot all on its own without user
intervention while I am away.

Can any one assist.

Regards Andy T

[TeraByte Support]

also, if you have it setup to go straight to partition work, edit file,
bootitbm.ini, remove the startat= line.


"ukracer" wrote in message news:13501@public.bootitbm...

I keep getting a box come up that allows me to do partition work.

I dont want that , I need it to boot all on its own without user
intervention while I am away.

Can any one assist.

Regards Andy T