F29 Upgrade Still Boots F27 Kernel - Recommendations Please

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When I upgraded from F27 to F28 I noticed that it would still boot up with the F27 kernel.  I thought that eventually F28 would catch up with the periodic updates and it apparently has not.  Now that I have upgraded to F29 and it is still booting with the F27 kernel I would like to find a resolution.

This is on a few older systems which are using the 32-bit operating system.  I see boot options for a F29 i686, F28 i686, and F27 i686+PAE available.  It looks like the default is the F27 i686+PAE kernel.

I tried booting with the other kernels and the graphic login fails so I may not have another option.  Has my hardware gone obsolete?

Thanks for any suggestions.

---d.dembrow
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