On Mon, Sep 15, 2025 at 10:46 PM home user via users < [email protected]> wrote:
> > On 9/13/2025 9:59 AM, home user via users wrote: > > good morning, > > > > (background) > > [...] > By default (!= mandatory!), Fedora keeps 5 old kernels when a kernel is > patched or updated, right? > 4 kernels including rescue > > By default, how does Fedora handle rescue kernels? > Updating rescue kernels is left to the user. I update it to a current kernel if it has been problem-free for a week or so. For that, a USB Live Installer may be needed. >> Where are good, detailed instructions for doing a >> dual-boot install, Fedora + one other Linux distro, on a blank desktop? If you only want a 2nd distro as a backup when Fedora fails to boot, you might be better off using a Live USB installer. If you just want Ubuntu as a backup when the Fedora version of a program has an issue, consider running Ubuntu in a VM. -- George N. White III
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