Edmund wrote:
> Debian Etch
> I installed a wrong of Debian-GNU/linux, now my system
> boots up and I see something like this:
>
> Debian-GNU/Linux, kernel 26.18-4-k7
> Debian-GNU/Linux, kernel 26.18-4-686
> Debian-GNU/Linux, kernel 26.18-4-686 single user
> Debian-GNU/Linux, kernel 26.18-4-server
>
> I only need the "Debian-GNU/Linux, kernel 26.18-4-686"
> part. I tried to edit Grub and remove the opther options.
> That works perfect, slight problem is however I cannot see
> how to make such a selection "saved".
> How do I restore it to only, or at least default
> "Debian-GNU/Linux, kernel 26.18-4-686"

Maybe you are looking for the 'update-grub' command, but I would
recommend not editing the kernel lists in grub.conf directly but instead
uninstalling any kernels you do not require and let update-grub manage
the kernel list.

>
> Edmund