Man..... Just spent 5 minutes replying to a question and you closed it tricky.....
I've been out drinking all night and am in the kind of mood where that kinda aggitated me. Ahhhh.... Alcohol and adversity.......
I understand about cross-posting, but this reply WILL NOT GO TO WASTE!!!!!!!!! So help me god!!!!!!
He doesn't list a distro (which I mention right away) so I don't know where the other post is........
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Go to the "user cp" button up top and add your distro to your profile...
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Not that it really matters too much on a question like this.... How did you install the new kernel? Did you do a "make install"? Not that that really matters all that much either....
Go to:
/lib/modules
Delete the folder that coresponds to your old kernel...
Go to:
/boot
Delete anything that coresponds to your old kernel.....
I always do a:
Make bzImage modules modules_install
That way, Once it's done compiling, I go into /boot and delete EVERYTHING except for my "grub" folder. Then I copy my:
/usr/src/<uname- r>/System.map
/usr/src/<uname -r>/vmlinux
/usr/src/<uname -r>/arch/<your machine architecture, usually "i386"/boot/bzImage
to my /boot folder. There should really only be 3 files in /boot. Theres no "registry" or "c:/program files/common files" or "c:/windows/system32" entries in linux. Everything is where is should be. In one or two places...
Jon
