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[Email protected] ~]$ uname -R 3.10.0-229.11.1. el7.x86_64[[Email protected]~]$ sudo rpm-qa | grep kernelkernel-tools-libs-3.10.0-229.11.1. El7.x86_64kernel-3.10.0-229. El7.x86_64kernel-headers-3.10.0-229.11.1. El7.x86_64kernel-tools-3.10.0-229.11.1. El7.x86_64kernel-3.10.0-229.11.1. EL7.X86_64ABRT-addon-kerneloops-2.1. One- A. El7.centos.0.1. X86_64kernel-3.10.0-229.7.2. El7.x86_64[[email protected]~]$ sudo yum remove kernel-3.10. 0-229.7. 2. el7.x86_64Important commands are bold!/

I. Selection of boot disk media I recommend that you use a CD as the boot disk. This is because: 1. Large disk capacity, more tools and software can be loaded, and even operating system files. 2. High storage reliability. It is self-evident that the quality of the

In the era of the Internet where viruses are rampant, in the school data centers operated by the "explorer", the system maintainer often inevitably starts the computer to DOS, detects viruses, and repairs faults, or use ghost for cloning or recovery. For Windows 98, you can press F8 to enter DoS at startup, but for Windows 2000 (Windows XP or Windows 2003), can you choose not to use a floppy disk or a C

Today, I used the CF card to start wince5.0. I read some information from the Internet. I made the CF card into a boot disk without using a system CD tool. I personally think it is more convenient to post it. The process is as follows: 1. Preparation: Download a usboot.exe tool from the internet. I use version 1.7. Find a card reader with a CF card interface and prepare a

. 3. FDD mode refers to the USB drive model to simulate the floppy drive mode, the drive after startup disk is a:, this mode of the USB flash drive in some support USB-FDD startup will not find a USB flash drive, so please use as appropriate. 4.usb-cdrom disc emulation mode, DOS boot can not account for the disk, compa

@localhost]# MKFS.EXT3/DEV/SDB1 [root@localhost]# mkdir-p/mnt/usbdisk [root@localhost]# Mount/dev/sdb1/mnt/usbdisk Install the Grub boot loader to the USB disk The code is as follows: [root@localhost]# grub-install--no-floppy--root-directory=/mnt/usbdisk/dev/sdb Creating a grub.conf configuration file The code is as follows: [root@localhost]# Cat >/mnt/u

Article Title: experience and skills: Create an Openserver boot disk. Linux is a technology channel of the IT lab in China. Includes basic categories such as desktop applications, Linux system management, kernel research, embedded systems, and open source. Use the following method to create an Openserver Boot Disk: I

Here, I would like to thank "Lianjiang", "grub4dos elementary tutorial" by "Lianjiang", and "Lianjiang" for their valuable experience in grub beginners.I have just come into contact with grub. If there are any omissions, I hope you will not mention them. 1. First Use "hpusbfw" (HP formatting tool), file system select "FAT32", "Create a MS-DOS boot disk", select "use internal MS-DOS

(WinRAR v3.5, winmd5 v1.2 );4. Disk tools (winpm and virtual drive manager );5. Chinese Input Method (polar Chinese, Pinyin plus );6. Windows attachments are retained (calculator, drawing, and notepad ).1. After micro-winpe is started, see: 2. After the dwarf dos toolbox is started, the menu is as follows: [ The boot disk uses a 2 GB Kingston flash drive. I pas

the partition and hang it on the USB disk The code is as follows: [root@localhost]# MKFS.EXT3/DEV/SDB1 [root@localhost]# mkdir-p/mnt/usbdisk [root@localhost]# Mount/dev/sdb1/mnt/usbdisk Install the Grub boot loader to the USB disk The code is as follows: [root@localhost]# grub-install--no-

image fileClick Start, write floppy imageDrive letter must choose their own USB flash drive, installed to the local disk you will cry, the data is priceless, I here is the choice of the mobile hard disk one of the drive, the last click Write, wait for it to complete, then you can use this USB stick to install LinuxBoot boot