Geoff Hacker writes:
Hi everyone,
I wanted to upgrade my kernel from version 2.4.22-1.2115.nptl to 2.6.5-1.358. I wanted to do it via the rpms in the Fedora Core 2 distribution. I have used the rpm -Uvh command with all the kernel*
There's your mistake. Do not use rpm -U with kernel packages.
Always use rpm -i.
identity problems, then I don't know how to solve them. What else can I do to try to get the correct version of the kernel to boot, and/or report its version number correctly?
Try rpm -i --force
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