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I updated my computer with the update thing and now i have 2 kernels installed and neither one's the one i want installed...would it be possible to remove those kernels ...
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- 10-18-2008 #1Just Joined!
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problems with linux kernel
I updated my computer with the update thing and now i have 2 kernels installed and neither one's the one i want installed...would it be possible to remove those kernels and install the kernel i want while the computer is running, or would i have to do it from the command prompt? If anyone knows about this kinda thing, please write and let me know if i can do it while the computer is running from drakconf.
- 10-18-2008 #2Linux User
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You should be able to load a new kernel from one of your repos. This doesn't take effect until you reboot.
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What do you mean by repos?
- 10-19-2008 #4Linux User
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Repositories.
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Oh...well thanks for your help...i'll get it straightened out
- 10-19-2008 #6Linux User
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Have you read this about Mandriva repos?
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No...i hadn't read that, but i do have the repos from Easy Urpmi installed on mine.
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