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 = Opening the Default GRUB File =
-The syntax of the command to open the LXDM configuration file is:
+{{warning|'''DO NOT edit the ''grub.cfg'' file'''. This is not the same as the ''grub'' file, which does not have an extension at the end of its name.}}
+The syntax of the command to open the grub file is:
   sudo [text editor] /etc/default/grub
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-Otherwise - if you have installed the full version of Manjaro (i.e. not the NET-Edition) - you may find it easier to use the pre-installed ''gedit'' text editor instead. This will open the configuration file up as a document, making it easier to read and edit. To use ''gedit'' instead, enter:
+Otherwise - if you have installed the full version of Manjaro (i.e. not the NET-Edition) - you may find it easier to use the pre-installed ''gedit'' text editor instead. This will open the file up as a document, making it easier to read and edit. To use ''gedit'' instead, enter:
   sudo gedit /etc/default/grub
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 = Editing the Default GRUB File =
+{{warning|'''DO NOT edit the ''grub.cfg'' file'''. This is not the same as the ''grub'' file, which does not have an extension.}}
 Once the ''default grub'' file has been opened, it will be necessary to amend the '''GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX=""''' command, which is itself located near the top of the file. An example has been provided below, with the appropriate line '''<font color="green">highlighted in green</font>''' below for illustrative purposes: