Scott Silva wrote: > I have never filled 100 mb, but I usually only keep the current and one older > kernel on a machine. I hope that I am not hijacking the thread, but... Just like you keep a previous kernel, is there a way to keep a previous version of X? And if it is possible how to go back to it if the current one crashes? -- Thanks http://www.911networks.com When the network has to work
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