On 05/12/12 15:18, antonk20...@gmail.com wrote:
I think if you boot into the old kernel and follow this guide, I. E.
Remove the new offending kernel update it will default to the older
kernel. http://db.tt/b9SP5avx
I never removed a new kernel, only older ones. Please back up your
data before you do so, after all you can always reinstall the os, but
you can't get your files back(easily).
P. S. It Is a drop box link to an odt file
If you remove any kernel, you will need to do sudo update-grub, or it
will still try to find the removed kernel and will not boot.
Regards, Barry.
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