Hello Gregoire,
> I alway use my own kernel, but for all other things I use the rpm.
> I don't want to rpm -Uvh --nodeps each times I upgrade packages that
> need kernel...
>
> Does someone know an easy way to solve this?
> I don't want to download the kernel*.rpm at any time (just an ISDN
> connection...).
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|# rpm -q --provides kernel-2.4.5-6mdk
|alsa
|module-info
|kernel = 2.4.5
|kernel = 2.4.5-6mdk
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so this should do the trick for kernel 2.4.5:
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|echo "Provides: alsa" >> /etc/rpmrc
|echo "Provides: module-info" >> /etc/rpmrc
|echo "Provides: kernel = 2.4.5" >> /etc/rpmrc
|echo "Provides: kernel = 2.4.5-6mdk" >> /etc/rpmrc
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You can edit "/etc/rpmrc" and update the latest two lines with your
favorite editor, if you update your kernel to an other version.
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