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djdrastic

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Hey guys I managed something silly , I was cleaning out my /boot directory and managed to delete my default boot image kernel . I havent compiled any other kernels , so Im stuck with a non-bootable system atm . Is there any way of me getting a working kernel into boot ?
 
you can reinstall the base kernel that came with the system by either booting the cd in rescue mode and pulling the kerenel from the web or if you ran up2date or yum you could pull the kernel from /var and install it. My suggestion would be to boot in rescue mode, allow the network to start, chroot into your system on the hard drive, open an ftp client or command line browser, go to ftp://download.fedora.redhat.c...1/i386/os/Fedora/RPMS/ and download the kernel. You will have to install it with a --force and you *should* be golden
 
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