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On Tue, Jul 15, 2003 at 02:14:40PM -0400, elemint@cox.net wrote:

> I did an apt-get remove <kernel> although in lilo.conf I still have
> both images listed. Can I remove Linux and then rename LinuxOLD to
> Linux?
>=20
> Below is part of my lilo.conf=20
>=20
> image=3D/vmlinuz
>         label=3DLinux
>         read-only
> #       restricted
> #       alias=3D1
>=20
> image=3D/vmlinuz.old
>         label=3DLinuxOLD
>         read-only
>         optional
> #       restricted
> #       alias=3D2

What does `ls /` tell you?  You removed the previous /vmlinuz, but did
that restore /vmlinuz.old to /vmlinuz?  The "image=3D" line is simply a
file name, so you need to ensure that the line points to a valid file.

Also note that if you change lilo.conf by hand, then you must run the
program `lilo` for the changes to take effect.

Good luck.

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