This happened to me last night. I made a quick and dirty fix. Probably there is a better one.
What I did: I ran dselect and marked my kernel image as "on hold" (find your kernel image in the selection list and type an "="). Now apt-get don't try to upgrade my package anymore. Anyhow this is weird, as I didn't have to do this before. Maybe they changed the version number order, I have to take a look on that. My 2 cents, Paulo -- Paulo Jose da Silva e Silva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Aluno de doutorado em Matematica Aplicada (Ph.D. Student in Applied Math.) Universidade de Sao Paulo - Brazil http://www.ime.usp.br/~rsilva "Que o codigo esteja com voce" :-) ("May the code be with you") :-)
