First thought of using Fedora9

I have been installing and using Fedora9 for a few months, and the overall usage is barely satisfactory. Although the Kernel of the last few versions (about three or four versions) has some problems in the network, at least I can use the normal version 2.6.25.3-18. However, after updating the Kernel to 2.6.25.10-86 yesterday, I was really disappointed with Fedora. After the device is restarted, the GRUB menu should have been displayed, but only one line of GRUB is left in the upper left corner of the screen. No matter you enter any command

It has been several months since I installed and used Fedora 9, and the overall usage is barely satisfactory.

Although the Kernel of the last few versions (about three or four versions) has some problems in the network, at least I can use the normal version 2.6.25.3-18. However, after updating the Kernel to 2.6.25.10-86 yesterday, I was really disappointed with Fedora.

After the device is restarted, the GRUB menu should have been displayed, but only one line of GRUB is left in the upper left corner of the screen. No matter whether you press any command, the system automatically restarts in a few seconds. I tried to start the instance three times. It was the same situation every time. In the end, I started the instance on a DVD and switched to rescue mode. I re-installed GRUB to solve this problem.

I said: I know very well that Fedora is already an experimental product, but this month's situation is too outrageous, right? At last, I had a problem connecting to the boot system. I didn't even have a working environment. Can this still be called a job system?

It's really outrageous. Do Red Hat have too many users? I think it's time to download openSUSE for backup!