Am 30.07.2014 22:59, schrieb David Bronder:
> On 07/30/2014 03:36 PM, Charles Polisher wrote:
>>
>> Packages recently upgraded can be found using rpm:
>>
>> rpm -qa --queryformat '%-30{INSTALLTIME} %-30{NAME}\n' | sort -n
>
> Or simply "rpm -qa --last".
>
> Not sure I have any particular advice for Betsy. I've downgraded RHEL
> kernels before (mainly for issues with drivers or other kernel modules)
> without much mucking about with other stuff (if you use it, maybe downgrade
> perf as well, and possibly also kernel-firmware, though I didn't bother with
> either of them). But I've never run the UEK kernels, so I couldn't say
> whether they have any other dependencies or gotchas.
>
> =Dave
>
Hi,as long as you only want to test an older kernel, standard setup is to have the last two or three kernels on the system, so you can easily try an older kernel, if installing a new kernel somehow had trouble (unbootable, e.g.) You should be able to see the older kernels in the grub menu Klaus -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Klaus Lichtenwalder, Dipl. Inform., http://www.lichtenwalder.name/ PGP Key fingerprint: 5EBB CEF6 CA30 A205 5ECA DABD 494E 113E 9D79 B7F4
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