Hello all,
I've come across this once before and just kind of ignored it. Is there something that can be done to repair it.
Although I'm not really sure, I think it originally appeared after I started using startup manager from the debian repo.
Here is my message in the Terminal after apt-get update and dist-upgrade.
Processing triggers for initramfs-tools ...
update-initramfs: /boot/initrd.img-2.6.32-1-mepis-smp has been altered.
update-initramfs: Cannot update. Override with -t option.
Thanks,
Dave
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oldhogheadPosts: 516
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#2
No worries,
just use in terminal as root:
update-initramfs -t -k all -c
cheers,
ohh
just use in terminal as root:
update-initramfs -t -k all -c
cheers,
ohh
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anticapitalista
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#3
Do in a terminal (as root) 
update-initramfs -t -u
That should fix it for good.
update-initramfs -t -u
That should fix it for good.
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#4
Thanks folks! Short and sweet!
-Dave
-Dave