Andy Green wrote:
...
One more question, if I may: What's the best strategy for updating at
this point?
I figure that, for the next kernel update, I'll manually remove the
kernel with the problem, and do the update. The known good kernel should
be the second kernel, and therefore retained. I can then test the
updated kernel.
Does that sound right?
Does it make sense to keep testing new kernels, even if there's been no
specific response to this issue?
<Joe
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