dual kernel configuration

Hi!
I installed familiar v0.4 on my ipaq, creating
2 kernel partitions of 768K each (/dev/mtdblock2, /dev/mtdblock4)
and one 14M root partition (/dev/mtdblock3).
I did this because I'd like to have 2 different kernels
and choose which one to boot every time.

Does anybody know how to tell the bootloader to boot the kernel
from a specific partition and not from the 3d partition (/dev/mtdblock2) ?

Thanks in advance,
Manolis
Received on Sat Sep 1 10:17:26 2001