Serious problem

[Terry Chan]

We are tracking this down and it appears that the backup kernel and
lib/modules/ code hasn't yet been applied to the "linux" module.

linux-stable and linux-vanilla have the backup features working, while
linux-grsec and linux have yet to be converted over to the new backup system.

If you have the /var/cache/lunar/ directory then you can simply do this to
get your old kernel and libs back in the mean time:

cd / && tar xjf /var/cache/lunar/linux-2.4.20-i686-pc-linux.tar.bz2

Substitue your $ARCH as approriate in the above tarball.

Terry Chan
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On Thu, Nov 20, 2003 at 09:18:47AM -0700, Richard Pyne wrote:
> Lunar update just hosed my machine. Taking the defaults all the way 
> with the new kernel version, The update built the new kernel, deleted 
> the old kernel, made no updates to lilo.conf and did not run lilo.
> 
> Automatically deleting a kernel image is just plain BAD! It leaves no 
> path for recovery should the new kernel fail to boot or if something 
> should happen that lilo is either not updated or not run.
> 
> --Richard