[TriLUG] kernel-2.4.20-18.9 not default

[Chris Knowles]

Cool.  

The file you are looking for is probably /etc/grub.conf

the line is "default=N" where N probably=1.  Set it to 0, and then the
grub bootloader should select the first kernel.  (which is probably the
18.9)

If you used apt-get it will leave the current kernel as default, but I
was under the impression that up2date switched _everything_ for you.  Am
I wrong?

CJK

On Sat, 2003-06-28 at 07:15, Jim Ray wrote:
> ok.  you gurus are going to have a big laugh with this one.
> 
> i just built my new box with no intel *or* microsoft product.  totally
> anti-establishment.
> 
> now, after doing the red hat 9 update thingie, i have that new kernel.
> 
> how do you make it the default kernel?  my box still wants to boot off
> kernel-2.4.20-8.  isn't kernel-2.4.20-18.9 the preferred choice?
> 
> i don't like having default options that are not the best choices.
> 
> i tried searching for my boot.ini file to no avail :-)
> 
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