why my LFS system displays the my host system kernel version?

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i am using Slackware 14.1 64 bit which is my host system.i build LFS/BLFS 7.6 on another partition,when i getting into my LFS/BLFS system i run "uname -r" then i getting my host kernel version "3.10.17" but my LFS/BLFS kernel version is "3.16.2".please help me how to solve this issue.thanks in advance.

asked 16 Nov '14, 13:02

Gautama
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0	You would only use the other kernel if you boot the system on that partition. It sounds like you are still booting the development system and not your target system. link answered 03 Mar '15, 18:42 Jesse Pollard 11●1 accept rate: 0%

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