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Is there another youtube downloader that has this setting built in.

I use to add the playlistid in the customized packagename to facilitate my organization later.

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I am now trying to configure the same setup in ubuntu 16.04 mainly just because I want to learn more in linux and to have a backup for when windows breaks, as lets face it its more likely to happen than not, lol.

I can access my freenas server perfectly through the file browser and the web browser with no problems.

I just cant set it as my default location in jdownloader and its annoying to say the least.

I can find the server perfectly from inside my VM on those apps.

See also the upstream document on grub2 and the grub manual.

The content of the etcdefaultgrub file looks like this: GRUBTIMEOUT5.

Jer2 File Not Found Full Detailed Boot

For example, if you like to see the full detailed boot messages, delete rhgb quiet.

If you like to see the standard boot messages, just delete rhgb.

Changes to the setting is made effective by executing the following command: roothost grub2-mkconfig -o bootgrub2grub.cfg.

It is better to use absolute paths when accessing to a file, as in the example above, especially when repairing a system.

The default entry is defined by the GRUBDEFAULT line in the etcdefaultgrub file.

Use the following command instead: roothost grub2-set-default 2.

In addition, with CentOS 7, an emergency mode is also available.

In this latter mode, a shell is provided immediately after systemd has started.

No other processes will exist and the root filesystem will be mounted as read-only.

To boot into emergency mode, enter the setup edit display by typing e in the grub2 menu.

Then add systemd.unitemergency.target to the end of the kernel option.

If you have a friendly relationship with systemd you can see what happens in emergency mode by viewing the usrlibsystemdsystememergency.service file.

In a classic (non-UEFI) BIOS environment, a bootstrap image (stage1 in grub, boot.img in grub2) is loaded, followed by loading of stage 1.5 (core.img in grub2) which boots the entity of the boot filesystem.

The stage 1.5 is placed either immediately after the MBR or somewhere in a partition where the boot filesystem resides in.

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