timohirt@xxxxxx wrote:
To solve the problem backup grub.conf and menu.lst. rpm -e --nodeps kernel yum install kernel.i686 Then copy the back grub.conf and menu.lst back to the /boot/grub directory.
If you insist on using yum to replace your kernel, wouldn't this work better:
rpm -e --nodeps --noscripts kernel yum install kernel.i686 It'll save you the potential of screwing up your grub.conf, won't it?
