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RH 7.3 Kernel
Name: RichJones Date: December 5, 2002 at 05:55:38 Pacific OS: RH 7.3 CPU/Ram: dual 333/320
Comment:
I ran uptodate on my system and the new kernel panics when its loading.
Does anyone know how I can remove that kernel for the boot process so it doesn't automaticaly choose that one? I want it to choose the last one. (which works fine)
Name: malkowich Date: December 5, 2002 at 14:18:30 Pacific
Reply:
hiya Rich,
well it depends on whether up2date removed the previous kernel, usually does not happen. so if you are using lilo/grub you should be able to select which kernel you want.
Unless, you have a lilo with a boot prompt, then you will have to press the TAB key to see what kernels are listed and choose the one that works.
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