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hi i want to change the kernel to boot from use my video card river
i want to boot from kernel-2.6.30.5-43.fc11.i586
how can i do that
here are some important outputs i've got
have you compiled and installed the kernel 2.6.30.5?
the last step is make install and that should give you a new entry in the grub.
hope this helps
nishith
Just add your custom entry at the end beginning with
Code:
title My Kernel
When you restart your system you should see your kernel listed in the OS/Kernels list. Select your kernel and see if you succeed. If not, then post the contents of your grub.conf file with the modifications you make in it.
Just add your custom entry at the end beginning with
Code:
title My Kernel
When you restart your system you should see your kernel listed in the OS/Kernels list. Select your kernel and see if you succeed. If not, then post the contents of your grub.conf file with the modifications you make in it.
will it work on the usb
im using a bootable usb
and i have no such file called grub.conf in /etc
i have the two kernels installed but i want to boot from kernel-2.6.30.5-43.fc11.i586
and my fedora is booting from the other one
please explain with examples
i am a newbie in linux
As to booting from a USB stick, this is accomplished with your BIOS, not the Grub configuration on your hard drive. You have to enable USB booting, and you have to give the USB boot device priority over the hard drive.
As to the location of the grub configuration file, it is located at:
As to booting from a USB stick, this is accomplished with your BIOS, not the Grub configuration on your hard drive. You have to enable USB booting, and you have to give the USB boot device priority over the hard drive.
As to the location of the grub configuration file, it is located at:
/boot/grub/grub.conf
noo
i know that
i am able to boot my usb
but my usb is running on kernel-2.6.29.4-167.fc11.i586 and i want to run it on kernel-2.6.30.5-43.fc11.i586
i have them both installed but my usb fedora is running on kernel-2.6.29.4-167.fc11.i586 so i only want to change the kernel im using
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