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19        also on recording any changes you make in your kernel
41        assume a /kernel.config instead of a /boot/kernel.conf.
57        The start command also loads your kernel for you, so don't
58        put any lines in there like "load kernel", they'll fail (but
88        redirecting the output to /boot/kernel.conf.  Note that kget
93        you have the kernel option USERCONFIG set in your kernel, so
104        that, at this moment, the change from using /kernel.config
105        to using /boot/kernel.conf as the storage place for kernel
131             have the kernel and other modules loaded. Now, suppose
132             your new /kernel is broken, how do you load
133             /kernel.old? By typing:
136                  load kernel.old
143                  set kernel=kernel.old
147             configured, using kernel.old as kernel, and boot.
159             flags are kernel's flags, not boot's flags.
169             way than the kernel. For example, if you have two IDE
176             kernel. In this case, "set root_disk_unit=2" solves the
177             problem.  You use this whenever the kernel fails to
199           o /kernel.config -- old location of kernel configuration
202           o /boot/kernel.conf -- new location for kernel