I installed a new kernel from rpm, but whitout makeing a new boot diskette. So in the beginning it booted the old img file from redhat 7.2 kernel 2.4.7-10. My new kernel is 2.4.9-31.I tried to make a new boot disk, but unfortunely I copied the new vmlinuz and initrd-2.4.9-31.img over to my old boot disk, and that diden work.I downloaded a new boot disk from redhat, but that was intended to install redhat again. Well there was an otion about a rescue disk but then I was was promped on which cd disk the images where. The problem is that I downloaded redhat 7.2 from the internet and that the images isn't on any of the iso disks that I downloaded. So the boot disks from redhat will not work. I need a boot disk from an already installed redhat 7.2 installation. Another question: Can I install rh 7.2 upon the old I have whitout removing it first.If not how do I remove redhat whitout destroying the data on that partision.
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