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#1 2009-01-04 09:25:53
- b9anders
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How to keep the fallback kernel when upgrading?
My current testing kernel doesn't work very well. The fallback version is just fine however, so that's what I'm using. Is there a way for me to keep the fallback kernel when the next kernel upgrade comes through, so I can rest assured I have at least one working kernel?
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#2 2009-01-04 11:19:30
- u_no_hu
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Re: How to keep the fallback kernel when upgrading?
Fallback kernel is the same as you current kernel.... the only difference is that initrd is made with all sorts of support .... so have a look at mkinitcpio.conf
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#3 2009-01-04 13:13:24
- b9anders
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Re: How to keep the fallback kernel when upgrading?
u_no_hu wrote:
Fallback kernel is the same as you current kernel.... the only difference is that initrd is made with all sorts of support .... so have a look at mkinitcpio.conf
thanks.
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