You would "just pick the previous kernel from the boot menu". That's funny, cause in this case you could "just delete the file causing the issue." Anything can sound easy and simple if you state it that way.
How do you access the boot menu for a server running in the cloud, which you normally just SSH into (RDP in Windows' case)?
About your last paragraph: we have just started sending out the bitlocker keys to everyone so it can be done by them too. Surely not best practice, but it beats everyone having to line up at the helpdesk.
How do you access the boot menu for a server running in the cloud, which you normally just SSH into (RDP in Windows' case)?
About your last paragraph: we have just started sending out the bitlocker keys to everyone so it can be done by them too. Surely not best practice, but it beats everyone having to line up at the helpdesk.