Brian's Own Embedded Linux, or BOEL as it is affectionately known, was created as part of the SystemImager Project. SystemImager is a tool used for, well, imaging systems and distributing live updates ...

yeah i can install ok, but it seemed that any kernel other than the one from ata66.i wouldn't boot. I think i have it solved now, just a kernel config prob. But finding it was a pain in the butt ...

Secure Boot in Advanced Use Cases Secure Boot for Custom Kernels For advanced users who compile their own kernels, Ubuntu allows signing of these custom kernels using their own keys. This process ...

And thats it. This is Slack 9.1 on a Dell Precision 610 (Dual Xeon 550). I've tried enabling and disabling SMP, removing nearly everything from the kernel, adding most things back in, and various ...

However, I do often boot from a removable disk or have multiple kernels or even operating systems installed in different places. Grub can handle all this, of course.

Understanding the Linux boot process was crucial. Essentially the way it works is the firmware (BIOS/UEFI) loads a bootloader, which then starts the kernel.

Well, the first and certainly the simplest if it works properly, is to install the Linux GRUB bootloader as the default boot object, and have it control dual-booting with Windows.

A new feature added in test snapshots for OpenBSD releases will create a unique kernel every time an OpenBSD user reboots or upgrades his computer.