> The fiels in /boot are the files that boot your system (when you have not
> updated your kernel)
>
> Easiest fix for this:
Or just use make install in the kernel. It's my favorite stealth
kernel feature... RH has had (in their kernel RPM, but it's worth
keeping around if you forego the RPMs) an /sbin/installkernel script
that puts everything where they want it.
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