[PlanetCCRMA] re: kernel 2.4.19

[Juan Reyes]

Hi Ruud

If you installed  kernel 2.4.19 successfully by doing a rpm -ivh you 
should see the vmlinuz2.4.19 image in /boot/. If you don't see it 
something went  wrong. If it's there you need to edit /boot/grub/grub.conf 

there is a line that looks like:

default=1

you should change this line to

default=0

The only thing that you are doing is making  2.4.19 to be your default 
boot kernel.

I am using the same kernel on a laptop.

Please make sure you do an rpm -ivh when you are updating kernels, 
otherwise you will erase the original kernel. Don't do rpm -Uvh.


 --* Juan

On Fri, 20 Sep 2002, ruud koendering wrote:

> I downloaded the kernel and TRIED TO INSTALL.
> You say that at the end it tells grub something,
> but i can not find anything.  no vmlinuz2.4.19
> 
> Is the kernel not mend for other users (presario laptop?)
>