Le dim 27/07/2003 � 12:28, Adam Williamson a �crit : > On Sun, 2003-07-27 at 05:10, Todd Lyons wrote: > > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > > Hash: SHA1 > > > > Teletch�a St�phane wanted us to know: > > > > >What is the point ? kernel-source is installed directly but not kernel > > >itself, i think this is not consistent ! > > > Since the kernel installation doesn't add an entry for the old kernel by > default, and we have had in the last month two Cooker kernels which > failed to boot, I'm thinking the time is not yet right. :)
I think i wasn't clear enough (english is not my mother language) : 1 - when you accept to download the latest kernel you need to download 150+Mo. 2 - then, since you have already accepted to install it (if not, you would not have downloaded it ...) the new kernel should be installed whithout being prompted. 3 - then a pop-up box should aske you if you want to use this new kernel as a default for next reboot, or keep the old one, and choose in your booting loader this one for tests only ... (whith the ongoing warnings about non-present modules like NVIDIA's ...) 4 - you should be asked to reboot now or doing it when you judge it necessary (but in that case what is the point of downloading a new kernel ...) I don't mean replacing completely the old one, but having both and being able to boot on one or another. Stef -- Teletch�a St�phane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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