Hi all,
Running centos 6.x
After an update and reboot, the system hangs during startup mid way
loading services...
If I reboot again and get to grub I can select the previous kernel and
then it all boots correctly.
What do I edit to make the previous kernel the default kernel upon bootup?
/boot/grub/grub.cfg, from memory.
On May 21, 2012 8:04 AM, Ben Donohue donoh...@icafe.com.au wrote:
Hi all,
Running centos 6.x
After an update and reboot, the system hangs during startup mid way
loading services...
If I reboot again and get to grub I can select the previous kernel and
Apologies for the top posting (beyond my control with this client).
If you remove the new kernel, CentOS will clean up the grub config file for
you.
Use yum erase kernel* to get a complete list of installed kernels and say
no to proceed. Find the version number of the kernel you want to erase
On 21/05/12 09:21, r...@greyheads.net wrote:
Apologies for the top posting (beyond my control with this client).
If you remove the new kernel, CentOS will clean up the grub config file for
you.
Use yum erase kernel* to get a complete list of installed kernels and say
no to proceed. Find the
