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Kernel problem

Asked by Waks

I cant see Ubuntu 7.10, kernel 2.6.22-15-generic after installing ubuntu amd in my computer i only see
Ubuntu 7.10, kernel 2.6.22-14-generic
 so how can i fix this problem??

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maxim(Feng Liu) (feng.liu) said : 		#1

cd /boot/grub

edit grub's "menu.lst". Let grub know where your new kernel is.

cheers

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Waks (abbywaks) said : 		#2

Sorry am a new user in ubuntu al appreciate if u ll manage to give me more details on how to edit munu.lst and how is suppose to look like coz i tried to edit but i think something was wrong i ddnt get it right so plse help now how is suppose to look like for ubuntu amd 7.10 am looking forwad for ur help.

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Best Clóvis Fabrício (nosklo) said : 		#3

If the kernel is installed on ubuntu, you may type on the command prompt:

sudo update-grub

That would create menu.lst with all installed kernels.

Just check in synaptic package manager if kernel is really installed, and if it is, you can update grub this way.

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Waks (abbywaks) said : 		#4

Thanks ClovisFabricio, that solved my question.