If you mean in /boot, then no. There were lying old kernels and ramdisks. When booting it says: `VFS: Cannot open root device "hda6" or unknown-block(0,0)' P.S. There is one more thing. I am compiling in SUSE for the first time. And I didn't know that `make install' script creates ramdisk itself. So I tried to create it myself. To refresh me memory, I typed `mkinitrd' ... just to look it usage, like it was in redhat ... but it began to to something. I didn't understand what and how to use it ... so I've looked in to README.SUSE. And found out that ramdisk is already done by make. On 24/02/07, J Sloan <joe@tmsusa.com> wrote:

Crox Godofcheats wrote:

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Hi! I decided to recompile my kernel (I have openSUSE 10.2 with kernel 2.6.18...). I say make xconfig make make install_modules make install

After rebooting it failed to restart. Not only new kernel, but two old and failsafe. I've done something wrong?

Could you have overwritten the factory supplied kernel with your home-built version?

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