Most definately.Originally Posted by jimbo62
OK, another quick question. When I boot my hard drive installation of Knoppix, I get four options on the boot menu. "Windows", "Linux", "Linux (2.4)-1" and "Linux (2.6)-2". I can guess what the last two are but what is the plain "Linux"? It seems redundant. When it boots, there is a line in the messages that reads "Running Linux Kernel 2.4.26". I think this is the same thing I get if I select the "Linux (2.4)_1" option.
So could I get rid of the "Linux" option and not lose anything?
Thanks, jimbo
Most definately.Originally Posted by jimbo62

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