[KLUG Members] booting other kernel in grub

[Rusty Yonkers]

> 
> Well, it depends on it's name and location, which
> hard drive and
> partition it lives on, 
I have simply put the bzImage file in the /boot
directory where the other kernel currently is.

>and if it needs an initrd or
> not.
How do I know if an initrd file is needed?  There is
one for the current kernel.  Can I use the same one?  

> 
> You can edit /boot/grub/grub.conf and add it to your
> menu easily.
> You can use the lines for your old kernel as a
> template.
> 




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