Re: Old Info?.....

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On 11/27/18 10:42 PM, Eddie G. O'Connor Jr. wrote:
I DO have multiple entries when I boot up my ThinkPad T420 laptop. In the listing are three entries total (plus the rescue option)

The topmost entry if for FC-27

the entry under that one is for FC-29

and the entry under that is also FC-29

and finally there is the rescue option.

I'm trying to figure out why the FC-27 is the topmost option and why THAT is the one that is booted from when I've updated to FC-29? And if this is something "normal" or has my machine become "stuck" on that particular kernel?

That is a much better explanation, thank you.

I don't know how it happens that they get out of order like that. It would be somewhat interesting to know which order the two F29 options are in. The easiest solution would be to regenerate the grub.cfg file as I described in a previous email.
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