a couple questions...

[Dann]

I had my first kernel update yesterday. All went well. But now at my GRUB screen I have the choice of which kernel I can log in to. Should I still have both? Should I delete the old one? Is it just sitting there eating up space?

And for my second question, I was feeing brave and tried building an app (jahshaka) from source. I used Kompile first, and that didn't work, and I see all the files got dumped in my /tmp folder. That's file with me.

Then I tried building it with qmake in the command line. It failed, had a bunch of errors and things. But I'll be darned if I know where any of it ended up. Would it just dispose of it, or do I have bits and pieces of jahshaka lost in my hard drive somewhere?

Thanks!

Oh, And if anyone got jahshaka running in Ubuntu hardy, I'd love to know how.

[Jonathan183]

The old kernel versions are there incase the new version does not work for some reason. You can comment the entries out using

sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst

but unless you are really short of hard drive space I would leave the kernels in the /boot folder alone
Have you tried this ?

[Dann]

The old kernel versions are there incase the new version does not work for some reason. You can comment the entries out using

sudo nano /boot/grub/menu.lst

but unless you are really short of hard drive space I would leave the kernels in the /boot folder alone
Have you tried this ?

Good to know about the kernel.

That .deb is for dapper. I think there might be one for gustsy, as well. But I haven't seen one for hardy.
DO you think the one for dapper would work?