Hi there
At first Mint didn't want to update to new Kernel and then i have tried in synaptic to do it on my own and i have completely remove Kernel version 2.6.27-7 which is default when you install new version of Felicia. Then i have found new Kernel i think 2.6.27-14 and i have manually installed this one also in synaptic. I thought that this will going to be enough but on reboot i have seen that actually grub shows only old version of Kernel. When i have tried to edit menu.lst i have also found that there is only old version of Kernel. After a while in synaptic i have found old kernel version installed even i have completely removed it previously.
Three days ago finally update has come and i have found in the list new kernel will be installed. After update no changes have happened. Old kernel is the only in the grub
Still GRUB shows old kernel version and i do not know what to do exactly about this.
Any help please?
GRUB doesn't recognize new Kernel
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GRUB doesn't recognize new Kernel
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Re: GRUB doesn't recognize new Kernel
So what does output for the kernel?
Once you have that information you'll need to edit menu.lst. If you are using gnome: and replace the kernel version listed in menu.lst with the version listed from the uname -a output.
Hope that gets you going post back and let us know.
Btw are you doing this because of the following post? And are you following Husse's how-to?
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uname -a
Once you have that information you'll need to edit menu.lst. If you are using gnome:
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sudo gedit/boot/grub/menu.lst
Hope that gets you going post back and let us know.
Btw are you doing this because of the following post? And are you following Husse's how-to?