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5 Click Finish when you see Installation Finished reported near the end of the
progress log.
6 To finish the update, manually reboot the system to activate the new kernel.
10.3 Software Changes from Version
9 to Version 10
The individual aspects changed from version 9 to version 10 are outlined in the following
in detail. This summary indicates, for example, whether basic settings have been com-
pletely reconfigured, whether configuration files have been moved to other places, or
whether common applications have been significantly changed. Significant modifications
that affect the daily use of the system at either the user level or the administrator level
are mentioned here.
NOTE: Software Changes from SLES 10 to SLES 10 SP 1
For a detailed list of software and configuration changes from SUSE Linux En-
terprise Server 10 to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 SP1, refer to the release
notes of the service pack. View them in the installed system using the YaST
release notes module.
10.3.1 Multiple Kernels
It is possible to install multiple kernels side by side. This feature is meant to allow ad-
ministrators to upgrade from one kernel to another by installing the new kernel, verifying
that the new kernel works as expected, then uninstalling the old kernel. While YaST
does not yet support this feature, kernels can easily be installed and uninstalled from
the shell using rpm -i package.rpm.
The default boot loader menus contain one kernel entry. Before installing multiple
kernels, it is useful to add an entry for the extra kernels, so they can be selected easily.
The kernel that was active before installing the new kernel can be accessed as vmlinuz
.previous and initrd.previous. By creating a boot loader entry similar to the
default entry and having this entry refer to vmlinuz.previous and initrd
.previous instead of vmlinuz and initrd, the previously active kernel can be
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