Another option might be to boot up into stable and use the chroot command to change partions to the cooker one and trying force installing a working kernel.
eg chroot /mnt/cooker Chad Jason Greenwood wrote: > Anyone got a copy I can have please? Just did the latest Cooker Kernel > Upgrade to my testing partition and it borked my system. I stupidly > trusted it to work and uninstalled/deleted the old kernel BEFORE > rebooting/testing the new one, thus the need for a re-install. I'd hate > to have to URPMI up from Beta 2 (which I have). I have all the latest > RPMS from the last 8 days since RC1 has been out but just need the > install disks. I'd be most grateful! > > Cheers > > Jason > (writing from his stable 9.1 partition) =)
