I am running F13 x64. A day or so ago, I installed some updates that my applet alerted me about. One of them apparently was a kernel update to 2.6.33.5-124. I was running 2.6.33.5-112. After this, I would get stuck after the splash screen completed. So I rebooted and at GRUB i selected my old kernel, and logged into my system. From there I saw that I had a boot message alert in my notification area about my nvidia drivers not loading (I have been running nvidia-kmod with nouveau disabled in the kernel commandline). I don't remember exactly what the message was, but I loaded my nvidia gui config panel and it said I needed to run a command to reenable my nvidia-kmod drivers. So I did this, reloaded my X environment and used my nvidia config to write all the settings to my xorg.conf file(the way I had it before). I am still getting an alert that says. I am still booting from my old kernel as well. I looked online to see what might be missing on that line, and I appended the beginning of that line what I found. When I rebooted, I was dumped to a terminal. I was not able to edit my init.d/functions file as it was read only. So I booted from a live cd and edited it back to the way it was to begin with. While I had the live cd loaded, I checked the init.d/functions file from that system and that line is identical to the one I am running now. After editing it, I am now able to boot my system back up normal (still selecting my old kernel version) and I am still receiving the error listed above. Any help would be much appreciated.Code:"Enabling the nvidia driver: /etc/rc.d/init.d/functions: line 526: 1263 Segmentation fault "$@" Failed"
Thanks,
Thomas