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Good Morning everyone, how can i change the grub2 bootloader timeout? (direct command in terminal to change it to 0 sec) Also what are the other tips to make this boot faster?

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Open with your favorite text editor /etc/default/grub in sudo mode.

You'll see: /etc/default.grub

GRUB_TIMEOUT=10 stands for grub timeout. Change it to your desired value and save. :)

If you want to change sth more in grub then you have it here too ;)

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Systems with LVM partition enabled experience no timeout changes when setting GRUB_TIMEOUT. The reason is that grub lacks write support for LVM. Further info you can find at here

Adding a timeout for recordFail at /etc/default/grub in Grub should solve your issue:

sudo sh -c 'echo GRUB_RECORDFAIL_TIMEOUT=0 >> /etc/default/grub'
sudo update-grub

It will add GRUB_RECORDFAIL_TIMEOUT=0 to /etc/default/grub file

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