Subject: Re: Up and Running
From: Justin Dieters (enderak@gci.net)
Date: Mon Aug 26 2002 - 13:01:03 AKDT
No, it just means that you have two kernels to choose from - it does not
mean you have two complete installations on your HD. Do you know if you
are using LILO or grub as your boot manager? It's a really simple thing
to configure your menus (at least for LILO, never used grub) and there's
no reason to delete the other kernel, unless you are extremely limited
on disk space.
Doing a search for "linux shell commands" or something on Google should
get you to a cheat-sheet easily..
Justin
James Raynor wrote:
>Hello. I have my first Linux box up and running Red Hat 7.3 and have a
>question. After I updated via the critical update link I noticed that
>when I boot I have two versions of Red Hat to choose from at the boot
>loader v. 2.4.18-10 and 2.4.18-3, do I actually have two version of the
>OS on this box and if so which one should I user and how do I get rid
>of the other one. If not, how do I make it so that the boot loader
>only sees the one that I want? In addition, I need a good resource for
>basic UNIX commands as well as the gnome GUI. Any suggestions?
>
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