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Hello Everyone,
I'm trying to roll back the kernel on my first install because after upgrading my "dhcp" does not work. I've read that this has been happening to a lot of people and they said that rolling back the kernel fixes their problems. So i followed the wiki; http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Kernel_Panics , and im getting the error that the file is not there. I'm booting ArchLive off of a USB. The root sda1, and the USB ArchLive is sdb1. If i mount sda1 then get to
# pacman -U /var/cache/pacman/pkg/kernel26-2.6.23.xx-x.pkg.tar.gz
i use this instead;
/media/disk1/addons/core-pkgs/kernel26-2.6.25.6-1-i686.pkg.tar.gz
because that is where it is when i locate the file in my Ubuntu installed partition. I tried using 'ls' to find the file but im not able to. Any ideas?
GriFF
Last edited by GriFF3nG (2008-11-07 04:09:47)
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Which kernel version did you upgrade from/to?
/var/cache/pacman/pkg contains all the packages you have downloaded and installed either from your installation or from your last execution of `pacman -Scc'. So if you don't have a kernel26-2.6.23.xx-x.pkg.tar.gz (where the xx-x is additional kernel/package version information) then you will be unable to install that version.
If you do an ls /var/cache/pacman/pkg/kernel26* it will tell you which versions of the kernel you have available to you, so use pacman -U on the last version before you had problems.
If you do not have the version you want, drop me a line and chances are I will have the package you are after.
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Got it working. Was putting in the wrong kernel number. Stupid mistake. Thanks SiC.
GriFF
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