Andrei Popescu wrote:
In general I prefer to keep at least one different kernel version
installed, Just In Case, but in this particular case I too did get rid
of the -trunk- image ASAP because:
- it shouldn't have been uploaded to unstable in the first place
- it messes up the usual boot order (the most recent kernel first)
- I have enough kernels installed ;)
Though my reasoning was not as well-ordered as yours, the second reason
you list was bouncing around in my fuzzy little brain. I figured that,
if it was going to behave like that, I was going to give it the ax.
Thank you for reminding me earlier to check /boot/grub/grub.cfg. That
plus what I was seeing in aptitude helped me to realize how odd the
situation was. At least, it was something that I had never seen before.
I had basically two different odd (at least to me) scenarios going on
among these four systems. Even the one that actually had the new kernel
wasn't going to benefit from it if grub wasn't going to use it!
Thanks and regards,
Sam
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