El Mié 29 Jun 2005 12:55, Ian Pilcher escribió:
> Paul Howarth wrote:
> > It can require a specific version of the kernel to be installed, but
> > having it installed isn't the same as running it. In most cases people
> > will get both updates at the same time but the selinux update will take
> > effect immediately, whilst the kernel update takes effect only after a
> > reboot.
>
> Best thing to do would have been to conflict with earlier kernel
> versions (and possibly check the running kernel version in a script).
> (Can a script cause an RPM installation to fail?)
>
> This all presupposes that the problems were known in advance, however.
> Clearly, they weren't.
Non sense. If you are upgrading the kernel you have to reboot. Else, you
should be reading Linux uin a nut shell. :-D
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