4.2 Using the patch

After you install your brand new kernel, open your ``menu.lst'' and:

1. Add an entry for your new kernel
2. At the beginning of your configuration file, change any ``default number'' you may have in ``default saved''.
3. In your new kernel entry, add the line ``savedefault number_of_old_and_good_kernel_entry''.
4. From the command line, run the grub shell with the command ``grub'' (you need to be root) and type the command ``savedefault number_of_new_kernel_entry''.
5. Check the operation was successful by using ``showdefault''.
6. Add the parameter ``panic=10'' to your kernel image.
7. You should now be done.