Hosed my system. Knoppix won't fix it.
Ian Stephen
ianstepn
Mon May 17 11:46:31 PDT 2004
On Sun, 2003-04-13 at 09:44, Ken Moffat wrote:
> >
> The new kernel is added automatically. The old one is renamed to
> kernel-nnnnn.old and added to the grub menu.
>
Red Hat does similar, fortunate for me when my latest kernel upgrade had
troubles. Not having time to tinker I just removed the new and went on
using the old.
BTW some time back I had some scary filesystem troubles and received
advise ranging from "fsck and you'll be fine" to "you're doomed". For
what it's worth, I said yes to everything fsck (e2fsck I guess, really)
suggested and so far am fine, thanks. Red Hat 8.0, ext3, on a Celeron
533.
Cheers,
Ian Stephen
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