On Wed, 2005-11-30 at 10:27 +0800, John Summerfied wrote: > If you're booting number 1 and insert a new number 0, then what happens? > The old number 1 becomes 2, the old 0 is the new 1. > Isn't somthing broken here? Of course, your right, this isn't the way I did it. I think I made that up on the spot from quickly glancing at grub.conf. I actually couldn't remember what I did, until I read on... > Unless you fiddle in /etc/sysconfig/kernel ...that's the place to fix it. > Steffen wouldn't be alone in overlooking that. I didn't. I just forgot about it. In summary, it is (or can be made) safe to update kernels automatically. One can then choose when to boot them. Cheers Steffen.
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