New Kernel will not boot

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Lawrence E Graves wrote:
> I don't know how I can explain this problem.  I am not able to record it
> or take picture of it

a part of  problem with computers is that people tend to forget what pencils
and paper are for.

> there is just too much information on the screen.

_normally_, everything you see on screen is not related to why system did not
boot.

therefore, posting last 4 or 5 lines on screen may get you help you need.

also, try booting to level 3, then level 1 to see if system stops.

if you can boot level 3 or 1, have a look in '/var/log' to see what is in
files 'boot.log', 'dmesg' and 'messages'.

if you can not boot level 3 or 1, boot with a previous kernel, or,
installation cd/dvd in rescue mode, or, a live cd/dvd, mount drive/partition
failing system is on and read above files to see what they show.

hth.

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peace out.

tc,hago.

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