Hi, On Mon, May 4, 2009 at 14:35, Robert Moskowitz <[email protected]> wrote: >> Normally that is the case by default and grub will not boot into another >> kernel unless you modify /etc/grub.conf manually. > > So if I had rebooted, it would not have come up in the wrong kernel.
Probably it would not have come up in the wrong kernel, but only the default= line in grub.conf can be authoritative to that. > So should I do the 'rpm -e kernel-PAE kernel-xen kmod-fuse-PAE > kmod-fuse-xen' Yes. > or wait until things are 'fixed' tonight? Even if Dag changes the RPMs, it's very unlikely that they will uninstall the kernels on your machine, so you will have to do that manually now. > Since I installed these via yum should I not do a 'yum erase kernel-PAE > kernel-xen kmod-fuse-PAE kmod-fuse-xen' instead? (keep yum 'happy', yum, > yum...) You can run either "rpm" or "yum", they will be equivalent in your case (yum will only additionally uninstall packages that depend on kernel-PAE etc., while rpm will give you an error if there are such packages). Yum will be equally happy both ways! :-) HTH, Filipe _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.rpmforge.net/mailman/listinfo/users
