Your best bet is to go ahead and use the new kernel as the default and fallback to the kernel you know works in case of problems. There's really no foolproof way to be sure your new kernel works other than to boot it. ~Kyle
Your best bet is to go ahead and use the new kernel as the default and fallback to the kernel you know works in case of problems. There's really no foolproof way to be sure your new kernel works other than to boot it. ~Kyle
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