> I can probably set xorg.conf to read only and chattr it to
> immutable, but yum might get vexed, now or after some future
> update of yum itself.
Save a copy of your xorg.conf someplace and then put it back once the
upgrade is complete. On machines where I have some investment in my
xorg.conf, I keep a copy off to the side just in case something
decides to "work" on it.
- Bluejay Adametz
There is
no such thing as a problem
without a gift for you
in its hands.
You seek problems
because you need
their gifts.
- Illusions
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