(Jul 08 2005 11:21) lore wrote: > > > this is the answer > > > > > > kernel-source (2.4.31-3tr vs. 2.4.30-4tr) > > > > This line is obviously incorrect. It looks like a swup bug. Do you get > > the same result with "swup --upgrade --ignore-filter --poll-only"? > > > > yes, the same
Can you also provide the output of the following three commands?: swup --version rpm -q kernel rpm -q kernel-source > > > > > kernel (2.4.31-3tr vs. 2.4.27-8tr) > > > > This line is correct. If you are only using custom kernels, you may want > > to remove the kernel package from your system and only have the > > kernel-source package installed. > > but do you think is safe remove kernel-x.x.x.rpm with > rpm -ev kernel-x.x.x? don't i risk to erase same system file that i'm using > like config-2.4.27-8tr? ( because i haven't config-2.4.31-3tr and i don't > know why ). Are you so kind to explane me why i don't have it? :) It depends on how you installed the custom kernel. Use 'rpm -V kernel-2.4.31-3tr' to figure out if any files the kernel package owns has been changed. If no file has been change, the package can safely be removed from your system without removing any of your custom files. Read the rpm manual page for more information on that option. kind regards c -- Christian H. Toldnes Trustix Developer _______________________________________________ tsl-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trustix.org/mailman/listinfo/tsl-discuss
