I think that /usr/src/linux is a link pointing to the desired kernel - if you reassign the link to the new kernel and recomplie then this should crack it Pete Mark Annandale wrote:
Hello all
Am I being dumb or is there an easy solution for this.
I downloaded 2.2.14 and gunziped it into /usr/src/linux (after renaming the previous /linux folder). Ran make dep make bzImage make modules make modules_install make bzlilo
Now when I boot into linux I still get the message jsut befor the login prompt about running Suse 6,2 on a i386, and using kernel 2.2.10.
How can I ensure that I'm actually using 2.2.14.
Thanks
Mark Annandale
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