Hey, I did a complete system upgrade yesterday (nothing in my computer is the same as it was anymore), so I was recompiling the kernel, and I guess I configured something wrong, cause now my computer won't boot-up. _I'm not concerned about fixing it,_ I just want to start over, but I can't seem to reinstall debian, because when I boot off the 2.1 CD, and I hit 'enter' to boot, it loads the bad kernel image off my hard drive, instead of the one on the CD. I read the help (by pressing F1-F4), and it said something about typing 'default' and then hitting enter, but then it just tells me that their is no kernel image 'default'. Just wondering how I can load the CD's kernel image.
Thanks, Cameron Matheson
