Re: yum update on kernel switches off of smp

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Subject: Re: yum update on kernel switches off of smp
From: Andy Otwell <andy@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 18 Jul 2005 10:28:11 -0400
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I didn't have that problem and I have updated the kernel rpms (via yum)twice already.


AO

Jack Howarth wrote:

     I have found that each time I upgrade my kernel in FC4 using
"yum update" that the default kernel is switched from a smp one to
a non-smp kernel. This behavior is different from what up2date did in
FC2 since it kept the kernel type constant across upgrades. Should
I file this bug against yum or the kernel rpm?
              Jack

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- yum update on kernel switches off of smp
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