On Sat, 2006-09-02 at 11:57 -0500, Gerald Waugh wrote:
> > You should get a screen that has a kernel name and is blue,
> > at that screen, you should be able to press any key and then
> > select a kernel before the kernel actually starts booting.
> >
> > Does that work?
>
> The screen comes up, and both the 34 and 42 kernels are displayed, but
> only for an instant.
> Is there a way to make this screen delay longer?
Boot linux rescue and edit grub.conf to give a longer delay? If you see
the screen at all, it is finding the grub stuf and displaying. I bet the
delay was reduced for production considerations.
>
> > The other issue sounds like maybe you have a custom built
> > kernel driver that you need to build for your new kernel
> > before you boot (maybe a SCSI/RAID driver)?
>
> No, using the standard kernel that was in 4.3, and it works.
>
> Gerald
>
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