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Title: Grub: reboot to specific kernel
ID: /2018/08/04/Grub_-reboot-to-specific-kernel
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I created a script grub-menu.sh to make it easy to find the menu entry number:

If you wanted to reboot into Kernel 4.4.0-131 you would use:

sudo grub-reboot "1>6"

Getting the bash script `grub-menu.sh`

You can find the bash script in this Q&A: Display grub menu and options without rebooting?