reinstall of redhat 7.2
I swapped out motherboards and cpu on my redhat 7.2 file/ftp server.
It had an amd athelon and i switched it to a Intel P III I need to know what I have to do so that redhat will boot with the new hardware sense I changed out cpu's and motherboard. What it does right know is that when you boot it start to uncompress the kernal and reboots. It keeps doing this. I think I have to put a new kernal on the install or reinstall redhat The thing is I don't want to lose any of the information on my /home, /home is on a seperate harddrive. What is the solution and where can I get the documents I need to perform the solution. another option, I think, is to upgrade to Redhat 8.0 Thanks |
Well you could try to boot with a rescue or boot disk. If its /home your only worried about losing data, you should actually be able to reinstall without formatting /home to preserve the data.
But to be safe, I'd first try to boot with a boot disk or maybe the redhat cd in rescue mode to possibly backup the data off of /home. |
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