Raspberry Pi Boot Selection

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This might be a silly question, but how do I select a kernel to boot
from on the Raspberry Pi?  

I've just installed Fedora 31 on both a Pi2 and a Pi3 and in both cases
updating the kernel from 5.3.7-301 to 5.4.12-200 results in a broken
display with lots of diagonal interlaced lines.  The original kernel is
still present but although the usual grub configuration files are
there, the Pi is obviously ignoring them.  Is there a way to boot from
the original kernel?

Thanks in advance ...
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