> Check the date of your /boot/vmlinuz file (or the file that vmlinuz links to). Make
> sure that you have make install and make modules_install. One more minor thing that
> may be the reason. The default /etc/lilo.conf from RedHat 5.0 distribution always
> uses /boot/vmlinuz-2.0.32 as the boot kernel. Therefore, if you are using latest
> 2.0.33 kernel or you install the kernel to /boot/vmlinuz (not a symbolic link), lilo
> will never try to boot on your new kernel. You have to fix /etc/lilo.conf by
> replacing:
>
> image=/boot/vmlinuz-2.0.32
>
> to
>
> image=/boot/vmlinuz
AND, make sure after you edit /etc/lilo.conf, that you RUN the lilo command.
At the command prompt (as root) run the following command:
lilo
Small but important step. I've been bitten by that one from time to time.
Matt, KK5JY
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