the GRUB boot menu lists a bunch of previous Linux kernels which you can boot into. While this can occasionally come in handy - like if you can't boot into the new kernel after an upgrade…

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Submitted by michael on Thu, 01/01/2015 - 16:16

Unless you have a totally fresh install of Ubuntu, you have probably noticed that each
time you boot up, the GRUB boot menu lists a bunch of previous Linux kernels which you can
boot into. While this can occasionally come in handy - like if you can't boot into the new
kernel after an upgrade…

Subscribe to the GRUB boot menu lists a bunch of previous Linux kernels which you can boot into. While this can occasionally come in handy - like if you can't boot into the new kernel after an upgrade…