Hi Richard,
yes it's nearly what i did but when i wrote to the mailing list i
forgot to mention the work on lilo.conf.
Richard Lindner wrote:
>
> Although what you suggest will hopefully be fine, you'd be far wiser not
> to overwrite the old kernel until you've verified that the new one is
> working as you wish. Copy your new kernel to (say) /vmlinuz.new, and
> edit /etc/lilo.conf to include both it and the old kernel. Also make
> sure the "prompt" option is included - lilo.conf is well commented so
> you shouldn't have too many problems. If the wheels fall off your new
> kernel, you've then still got the old one to fall back to at boot time.
>
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