NOT a queshton just an observation!
I'v seen a few posts like......the updater just gave me a new kernel BUT grub dosent get updated so how do I boot my new kernel or fix grub?
first I wouldent want eneything messing with grub but me eneyway.
that could be trouble wating to happen.
and why have a /boot/grub/menu.lst pointing to a spasifick kernel when all 3 of the kernel upgrades I'v done (curentley on 2.6.28-13-generic ) have created and updated a nice genarick system link (named vmlinuz and initrd.img)pointing to the acual kernel and initrd.img in / ......................SO a very genarick menu.lst like
ALLWAYS boot's me into the new kernel and initrd.img 8)
THEN if thares a problem just use grubs line edit to point it at the last working kernel and change the system links back until you get it resalved :P
just my observation on why bother having the upgrade prosess make the system links and upgrade them if thare not going to be used !!!!!!!!!!
VINNY
I'v seen a few posts like......the updater just gave me a new kernel BUT grub dosent get updated so how do I boot my new kernel or fix grub?
first I wouldent want eneything messing with grub but me eneyway.
that could be trouble wating to happen.
and why have a /boot/grub/menu.lst pointing to a spasifick kernel when all 3 of the kernel upgrades I'v done (curentley on 2.6.28-13-generic ) have created and updated a nice genarick system link (named vmlinuz and initrd.img)pointing to the acual kernel and initrd.img in / ......................SO a very genarick menu.lst like
Code:
# Linux bootable partition config begins title Kubuntu root (hd1,5) kernel /vmlinuz root=/dev/sdb6 initrd (hd1,5)/initrd.img
THEN if thares a problem just use grubs line edit to point it at the last working kernel and change the system links back until you get it resalved :P
just my observation on why bother having the upgrade prosess make the system links and upgrade them if thare not going to be used !!!!!!!!!!
VINNY
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