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>> and anyway, can you provide any backup that this will fix it ?? what
>> changed between 2.5.66 and 2.5.67 to stop grub loading the kernel ?
>> why hasn't anyone else reported this ???
>
> I couldn't boot 2.5 at all until I upgraded an ancient grub. Having
> a recent bootloader is never a bad thing though, and 0.92 is pretty
> old.
0.92 is successfully booting 2.5.6[89] here, and 0.93 (Debian or
upstream) fails to boot on most of my machines here.
YMMV, of course, but 0.92 works for me.
Daniel
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