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Thank You Sooo Very Much!! For the site! I was able to install my nvidia drivers without any problems
One Thing I've notice is that after installing the new kernell source in my grub list, I see my old kernel and my new installed kernel. Is this normal? How can I fix it to only boot from the latest kernel Is this really necesary or I just leave it? I'm sorry to sound so noob This is my 2nd day using Debian Sarge.
Glad to see you got the nVidia drivers up and going.
You can simply edit (as root) the GRUB config file at: /boot/grub/menu.lst
In there just comment out which entries you don't want in the list, and you can move the order around to which kernel boots by default (move it to the top of the list). But be careful not to comment out the wrong kernel or line and leave your system unbootable! That would not be fun.
dren wrote:Glad to see you got the nVidia drivers up and going.
You can simply edit (as root) the GRUB config file at: /boot/grub/menu.lst
In there just comment out which entries you don't want in the list, and you can move the order around to which kernel boots by default (move it to the top of the list). But be careful not to comment out the wrong kernel or line and leave your system unbootable! That would not be fun.
Thank You for the quick respond My new kernel is 2.6.8 I should comment out my old kernel that is 2.4.27 I'll be extra carefull not to mess anything up Yes I know what you mean if you kernel doesnt boot up properly is that called kernel panic? I don't remember where I heard it from. By the way cool hat! I'm gonna get one too!