On 21/09/10 16:52, A. Krijgsman wrote:

However debian apt-get updated the kernel image, and I assume that 
process ran update-initramfs because of that.

This is getting a bit OT, but yes, a new kernel install will normally 
trigger an update to the initramfs files, however this can be disabled.  
See /etc/initramfs-tools/ and the contents of the debconf database...

I will also look into grub2 as well,!

Personally, I think I'd stick with grub1 on lenny, but use that 
workaround - that's what I do, and it only needs to be done when 
adding/replacing disks etc.

Tim.

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