I don't know, but this might help
http://mandrakeuser.org/docs/mdoc/re...ng-kernel.html
about the bootloader:
if your using grub, you can change which kernel is the default for bootup.
To change the default kernel that grub boots,
open the file:
/boot/grub/grub.conf
all of the kernels should be listed in this file.
There should be an option at the top of the file that reads something like:
default=1
All this means, is that if you have two kernels listed, grub will boot the second one listed.
(Notice that the number is 1, this is because grub includes the number 0.)
If the kernel you want to be default is the first on the list it should look like this:
default=0
If you have three kernels installed and you want the third one to be default it should look like this:
default=2
and so on...
hope this helps
