On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 9:40 PM, Roger Peña <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> yum try to remove kmod-gfs because its depende of the kernel version that > its trying to remove, which is not right because you are trying to update a > kernel and it should means just install the package without remove any old > versions. > or do you change the default configuration of yum? I have only added an extra repo. When I did this upgrade and rebooted, the node could not see gfs-mounts any more (obviously, since the gfs-module was not there). Then I had to remove kmod-gfs -package with yum (lots of errors) and re-install it with yum again. After a reboot everything is working again. Regards MIkko
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