You have added a 'cooker' source but are not running cooker.what is a 'cooker'? I don't really understand the system. Isn't cooker simply the newest stuff?
You are forcing urpmi to validate all the actual and relative providesummm .. really?
for both the pkgs you have installed and that which you wish to install,
not to mention the fact that this rpm was not built to run on any
platform except 9.2
You can use # urpmi --allow-nodeps --allow-force kernel-2.6.0-0.test3.1mdkand I was sooooo excited that Mandrake was finally a distro in which I could change my kernel .. I ... who don't know anything about kernels ... and am not a linux pro ... sounded really cool.
but I would strongly discourage this
The 2.6.0-0.test is not a Newbie friendly kernel.
Besides .. the reason that pushed me was that I heard that if installing via this rpm I would just get a safe new lilo option and could choose from there ... and thus I would be able to test what I heard, that these new kernels are supposed to give more priority to certain processes and thus make my linux appear to be running smoother.
what does RC1 mean? Where can I get these? I've looked on the web .. I found aproximative figures .. do you by any chance know an exact date when the final 9.2 will come out?If you are determined to try it I would strongly suggest you install either the 9.2 beta2, or the RC1,
I've never installed a src.rpm ... is it painfull? what would one have to do ?which should be out today and then use urpmi to install the test kernel or dl the kernel.src.rpm and rebuild it for your current system.
greets,
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