[ale] Re: new boot disks

[Robert]

After you copy the kernel, are you running "lilo" ?
Thus spake Glen Bankston (microsys at alltel.net):

> Robert,
> 
> I now have new 5.0 boot and supp disks.  Booted off them and now have cp at
> my
> disposal.
> 
> New problem...i can copy the old kernel to 'vmlinuz' and it shows in the
> directory.
> But when i reboot, same failure AND a check of the boot directory shows NO
> vmlinuz!  It's gone...are we getting a temporary file doing copy on /mnt?
> 
> This is wierd!
> 
> Glen
> 

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