On Wed, 17 Oct 2001, Mark Lanett wrote:
> When I have recompiled and installed my kernel, I get a new "LinuxOLD" entry
> in Lilo automatically. I guess the dpkg install step does it.
I'm running on the assumption that most people grab the official
tarballs off kernel.org, which sounds like is the
> Did you back up your old kernel someplace that lilo is aware of? Do you
> have a Debian rescue disk that is SCSI aware?
When I have recompiled and installed my kernel, I get a new "LinuxOLD" entry
in Lilo automatically. I guess the dpkg install step does it.
~mark
On Wed, 17 Oct 2001, Alexander Wallace wrote:
> Like a good newbie that I am, I did not do a backup on purpose, unless
> there is one done automatically I don't think I have one :(
Nope. Not done by default.
Here's an example lilo.conf to work with, when you install a new kernel,
do this:
mv /
Thanks... I did get 2.4.12, sorry for the confusion there...
Like a good newbie that I am, I did not do a backup on purpose, unless
there is one done automatically I don't think I have one :(
I thought I compiled what I needed but evidently I did not so
All I have is a debian cd that I can b
On Wed, 17 Oct 2001, Alexander Wallace wrote:
> So I went and got the latest stable kernel (1.4.12) at www.kernel.org and
Latest is 2.4.12, not 1.4.12.
> Then when I rebooted I got: a lot of errors, it looks like the scsi
> drivers didn't load and I get a kernel panic becouse root can't be
> mou
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