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On Sunday 26 November 2006 07:09, Basil Chupin wrote:
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Thanks to you, Joe and to Darryl for your assistance and I ask for some
time to digest all that has been suggested because I am finding it just
a tad hard going trying to get it all into perspective. I am finding
that what I expect to find I am not finding and what I read (eg in the
Suse manual) is not as explicit as I would like so it is kinda confusing
me.
For example, above you state that doing "uname -a" will give me the
current version of the kernel I am using. After a bit of puzzlement I
realised (I think!) that when one boots into a 'broken' system using the
installation DVD the uname -a command shows the version of the kernel
used by the installation DVD to boot into the OS and *not* the actual
kernel installed in the OS.
That didn't occur to me but did you boot with your system's installation
cd/dvd or were you using an earlier version? Booting with the 10.2 RC1 dvd
on my end shows the kernel as 2.6.18.2-23-default which matches the kernel
when booting directly into 10.2 RC1.
Which is what is to expected since the kernel for 10.2 RC1 hasn't been
upgraded (yet).
Re the rest: see my reply to Carlos. I created a new initrd to match the
latest kernel (on 10.1) but it didn't help- the error #18 message still
comes up :-( .
Cheers.
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"I do not feel obliged to believe that the same God who has endowed us
with sense,
reason and intellect has intended us to forgo their use."
Galileo Galilei
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