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1 Once the system is up, you can track down the problem with the new kernel .
2 Install the new kernel into the boot directory, and enable its use with LILO or GRUB.
3 If there are problems building the new kernel , you can boot the saved version with these commands:
4 How often you have to build a new kernel depends greatly on which system you are administering.
5 Reboot the system using the new kernel .
6 Building a new kernel executable image
7 Then install and boot from the new kernel (a step that we won't detail at length here).
8 Any vendor nervy enough to put out new kernel drivers will have to do a pretty significant gut check.
9 If there is a problem with the new kernel , you can boot the saved kernel with a command like the following:
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