[K12OSN] Install Unsupported Kernel Version
Jim Kronebusch
jim at winonacotter.org
Thu Jul 14 14:59:26 UTC 2005
> > Also, say I successfully installed a new kernel like
> > 2.4.21-32. How do I change the default kernel to boot from
> > remotely via ssh? It looks like the standard way is to
> > choose it from grub on startup, but I can't do that from
> acroos town.
>
> It looks like the command "grubby" along with the correct
> syntax following will work. Do I simply yum update then
> "grubby --make-default"?
Or would I be better off with "grubby --set-default=kernel-path"? If
so, what is the correct syntax for kernel-path? Would "grubby
--set-default=/vmlinuz-2.4.21-27.0.4.ELsmp" be a legitimate path?
(providing that kernel actually exists in /boot)
Thanks
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