boot /boot/kernel/kernel
boot /boot/kernel.old/kernel
mickey said:You may try the following at the loader prompt:
Code:boot /boot/kernel/kernel
if that fails, try:
Code:boot /boot/kernel.old/kernel
If this still does not succeed, try this:
- Boot your system off a 7.1-RELEASE CD
- Enter the "fixit" mode
- Mount the harddisk partition containing your root filesystem (and the /boot directory with your kernel)
- See what's wrong with the kernel on your harddisk
- See if there is another kernel you could possibly boot (kernel.GENERIC, etc)
- Eventually copy over the GENERIC kernel from the CD to your HD.
- Try booting from your harddisk again using the kernel you found/restored from CD.
boot /boot/kernel.prev
rx_b10 said:this is working, how to copy kernel.prev to kernel ???
cd /boot/kernel.prev
tar -cf - . | (cd ../kernel; tar -vxpf -)
rx_b10 said:what should i do to make i login to gnome desktop ???
gnome_enable="YES"
SirDice said:If you use GDM or XDM, you will need to put that "exec gnome-session" in ~/.xsession instead of ~/.xinitrc.
Ah.. I never use either :e GDM however did in the past?mickey said:This holds true only for XDM. When using GDM, there is no need to have .xinitrc nor .xsession files. The system wide gdm setup will do just the right thing.
mickey said:Try this:
Code:cd /boot/kernel.prev tar -cf - . | (cd ../kernel; tar -vxpf -)
rx_b10 said:i've try but there some error "cannot write in some file"