[K12OSN] Install Unsupported Kernel Version

[Jim Kronebusch]

> 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"?

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