On Sat, 2005-05-28 at 11:27 +0100, Paul Howarth wrote:
> One of the consequences of allowing a kernel to be upgraded instead of
> installed would be that the currently-running kernel plus all of its
> modules would be deleted when the new kernel was added. So any operation
> that needed to load a module (e.g. starting ppp if the ppp modules
> weren't already loaded) would fail. There might be more significant
> issues too (has anyone tried removing their currently-running kernel to
> see what happens? not something I intend to try!).
So I guess the pre-uninstall script should prevent the currently running
kernel from being removed. I am just getting tired of accumulating old
kernel even though I only use stock kernels and have them only to
satisfy RPM dependencies.
Tom
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