Kernel problem
This is a discussion about Kernel problem in the Everything Linux category; Hi, I am very new to Linux, and I have just downloaded RedHat 9. 0 and updated it. When I updated it I also updated the kernel from an old version to a newer version. The problem is that the new version doesn't work properly.
Hi, I am very new to Linux, and I have just downloaded RedHat 9.0 and updated it. When I updated it I also updated the kernel from an old version to a newer version. The problem is that the new version doesn't work properly. If I boot with the newer kernel version it works fine at first, but when I want to shut my computer off it hangs when trying to close the eth0.
This does not happend when I boot with the old version of the kernel.
Can I delete the the newer kernel somehow?
This does not happend when I boot with the old version of the kernel.
Can I delete the the newer kernel somehow?
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as root : rpm -e k_deflt --nodeps
rpm -e the source you've installed that too
--nodeps
Then reboot and start the installation of redhat
and install again the default kernel from your CD's
Farewell.
as root : rpm -e k_deflt --nodeps
rpm -e the source you've installed that too
--nodeps
Then reboot and start the installation of redhat
and install again the default kernel from your CD's
Farewell.
