Re: Upgrading Mac-side kernel for BootX
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- Subject: Re: Upgrading Mac-side kernel for BootX
- From: William C Brennan <brennan@netaxs.com>
- Date: Tue, 1 Jan 2002 17:04:22 -0500
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Thanks to everyone's help, I successfully moved from 2.2.18pre21 to 2.2.19.
Not a big leap, admittedly, but this was more of a feasibility study
than a real need. Actually, it was a good thing I took this rather
small step instead of a big one.
I don't current backup my Linux files (don't have my mass backup
device configured yet). Once I downloaded the new kernel and it's
associated files and shutdown Linux, I realized that I was in a big
heap of trouble if the new kernel didn't work... I believe I'd have
to do an entire reinstall of the old kernel and everything else onto
a clean disk, or something close. Fortunately, all went well.
Next time, I'll only change kernels when all my data is safely backed up.
Thanks again guys.
-- Bill
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