Change Order Boot in Grub2

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 Hi, I am instaled AlmaLinux 8.4 and i updated my kernel.  The default kernel is 4.18.0-305.el8.x86_64 And after update to version 4.18.0-348.12.2.el8_5.x86_64 .

 Now, the first order boot is 4.18.0-348   and this kernel do not have the driver my Perc SCSI Controler.  And my system don´t start.  

 I need to set the keyboard to second choice the Local Machine to My System Started.

How to return kernel 4.18.0-305.el8.x86_64 to first option ?  Where i found this configuration into the Grub ?

Thanks for Help-Me

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How did you get driver for the older kernel?

I did not know that Red Hat would remove device support in point update.

Find kernel for the new kernel.

3

Hi, My server is Dell R410 and this Hardware have one controller and driver this controller was moved for the new version Centos8, AlmaLinux, RockLinux. Look Bellow what i do to install AlmaLinux into the Dell R410.

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Looks like you did install the kmod-mptsas from ELRepo for Alma 8.4, but haven’t updated that driver when you installed the 8.5’s kernel.

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Thanks for Answer. I solved my problem with 2 commands Bellow.

grub2-set-default 2
grub2-editenv list