I used to do this with LILO in the old days.
You could load several kernels into your MBR, and I usually had a spare
"recovery" kernel in there that I knew worked as a secondary boot option.
When updating on Slackware the last step is to run /sbin/lilo which would
update my default entry.
With
This is losely related to:
Subject: Re: [PLUG] Fixiing Slackware upgrade mistake
No idea about Slackware ...
Old kernel versions through GRUB:
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Bunch of distributions (openSuSE, Ubuntu, Fedora) can boot out of
previous kernel version as long as you do not
