Hi,
I'm very new to Linux, so I hope you'll bear with me. I have kernel-2.6.8-1.10mdk-up-1GB (in Mandrake 10.1 community) installed on my PC with AMD K6 500Mhz processor and 256MB RAM.
It seems that this is an unnecessary variant to use, since I don't have <1GB memory (I presume it refers to RAM?), and it was suggested to me when getting help with installing something else that the standard 2.6.8-1.10mdk kernel would be more appropriate. (The up-1MB kernel was installed by the installation discs automatically - or at least I dont' think I had an option to change it).
So, I installed the kernel-2.6.8-1.10mdk rpm, which seemed to work fine, and appended a section to my lilo.conf that was identical to the others, except that it refered to different image and initrd files.
Now, when I boot, I have the old kernel as default, plus an option for the new kernel, but when I choose the new one, the computer just reboots.
My inittab file has 5 as the boot option, but this must only apply to the old kernel?
I've appended the lilo.conf at the end of this message, but every section is identical, so I guess the problem isn't there.
Does anyone know how to stop it rebooting? Any help would be greatly appreciated,
regards,
Aonghus
liloconf.txt