🚀 go-pugleaf

X-Orig-MsgId: <Pine.A41.4.10.9912300729260.102258-100000@acs1.bu.edu>

Sandy,

This is very easy.. I'd wish you'd have read the manual first, but
I'll tell you anyways.

As root:
Edit /etc/lilo.conf with your favorite text editor.
add:
image=/boot/vmlinuz-X.X.XX (replace the X's with the kernel version you
want to access)
label=linux2
read-only
intrid= blah (you only need this line if you have a SCSI hard-drive)

Save /etc/lilo.conf with the changes, quit, and type:
lilo -v
Hopefully everything goes well
When lilo pops up, when you retart your computer:
type linux2 to access your new kernel.

Hope this has been of help.


- Evan S. | http://freespeech.org/esarmiento
                    //-o-\
             ____---=======---____
         ====___\   /.. ..\   /___====      Klingons rule OK!
       //        ---__O__/---        \
       _\                           /_/

On Tue, 28 Dec 1999, Sondy Coker wrote:

> How do you add a new kernel to lilo?  I know you are supposed to link
> something but I don't know the commands or the process.
> 
> Sondy Coker
> 
>