waldek wrote: > If possible please try to keep at least two kernels. I have two kernels > installed and _never_ update both at the same time - really convenient way to > fix things if something goes wrong.
? I don't see personally why you'd ever need that. If a kernel is borked, you've either got 1 of 2 situations: a) Kernel can boot - and run pacman - but is messed up in some other way. In this situation, just boot into, say, single user mode, and then use pacman to downgrade to the previous kernel package. b) Kernel can't boot or can boot but can't run pacman. You can keep an Arch live CD around for this situation. The live CD would have pacman installed on it, right? So couldn't you just use that to downgrade your system to the previous kernel? So no need for 2 simultaneously installed kernel packages. DR _______________________________________________ arch mailing list [email protected] http://archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
