Thanks for simplifying that--I still consider myself a linux newbie, and go about things in clunky ways. And the only reason I installed 3.5 was because in some of my earlier attempts, trying to update to the latest kernel never worked--I'd still end up in 3.2. Installing 3.5 was just my way of testing whether I could boot into another kernel, and to make sure I had a "stable" kernel to use in case the latest one ended up being unstable.

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