Multi boot kernels

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I am interested in knowing how to do is install a
newer version on a kernel while still keeping the old
kernel.

Lets say I currently have Linux kernel v 2.4
and I would like to install Linux kernel v2.6. But I
would like to have it in a multiboot format where grub
gives me both options at boot time and I choose which
one I want to boot into. 

i would appreciate any links/hints on how to proceed.

Thanks,
Vinay


	
		
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