Arnau:
>
> This is a question that probably has appeared a lot of times here but I
> haven't found a solution.
Sounds like "I didn't bother to google but I hope I still get answers".
:)
> And here comes my question, is there a way to ensure that the kernel
> will work?
Not without running it. If you have a redundant machine with the same
specs for testing, you can of course try that.
> I don't think so, but how you do this? upgrade a kernel
> remotely? I have found the grub's fallback option, but I don't think
> it'd solve my problem as the server started fine, the only problem there
> were no network.
You are right, grub's fallback option only helps in case of non-booting
kernels. Don't you have a remote serial console? Even my virtual server
for $30 a month offers that.
J.
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