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# Dual boot NixOS | ||
It is recommended to use Systemd boot over Grub bootloader. | ||
This how to is a short introduction to `systemd bootloaded` options. To get a brief understanding of how it works. | ||
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## Target audience | ||
A NixOS user that wants to make changes in boot, to set the `default` startup OS in Systemd boot. | ||
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## Purpose | ||
When dual booting, it can be useful to know how to work with systemd boot. | ||
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## Steps | ||
* **[Interrupt]** - On boot, you can halt the timer by changing item with your arrow keys, up or down. | ||
* **[Help]** - You can press `F1` or `h` (for help) to get more information about what options you can do | ||
* **[Default]** - To change the `default` boot, you can select the option that you want to default and press `d`, or if you want to clear the default boot, select the item that is the default, and press `d` once again to clear it. | ||
* **[Edit/Rename]** - an item, using the `e` to edit an item. You can not edit the "Windows" item. | ||
* **[Resolution]** - Change resolution by pressing `r` to find a resolution that is the best suited for you. | ||
* **[Information]** - Print information about the boot item by pressing `p` | ||
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