If you're on desktop and accidentally deleted your kernel from /boot directory is there any way to put one back other than reinstall everything from the beginning.
Can you rebuild a replacement while on desktop ? Can I run CD1 install disc and get it to rebuild and install a new kernel only ? That is without installing or altering anything else, the "upgrade route" ? In any case it won't have nvida driver will it ?
I think I still have a boot floppy, but never tried it, sometimes they don't work.
John
Actually , I had better make it clear that I accidentally deleted vmlinuz-2.4.21-0.13mdk from /boot directory and need to replace it, and not initrd-2.4.21-0.13mdk.img
can that be done from desktop ?
John
later ===
mkinitrd will not work, and in anycase I didn't delete the initrd file,
mkrescue will not work because there is no Kernel file:
" /boot/vmlinuz-2.4.21-0.13mdk does not exist"
so are there any options left ?
John
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