Aaron Konstam wrote:
On Thu, 2007-08-02 at 09:49 +0100, Chris Jones wrote:
Karl Larsen wrote:
The yum update is a problem now. I let it go to the point where it
does what it says it will and I said no! Most of what it wants to do is
fine. But it wants to erase my current kernel and install 41 again. I
have been through this already today!
AFAIK yum will *never* remove the kernel you are currently running. So
if by your "current kernel" you mean the one you are using, you are safe
from that being removed.
Chris
That is hardly likely to be true. What you install is a disk file, what
you are running is in memory. Although, that could be a rule that is
implemented. I just don't know. Does anyone know?
It is true. That's the way yum plugin works. It checks and does not
remove the running kernel.
Rahul
