Bo Berglund wrote: > My newly installed Fedora7 has discovered no less than 183 updates it > suggests I install. > In the list of updates there are a few marked with blue double arrows > to the left. > What does this mean? > > One of these is a kernel update, I don't think I'd chance that because > it may probably disrupt my running machine given that its platform is > a VPC2007 virtual machine... > > So what is the recommended procedure here? > - Uncheck the kernel and click OK? > - keep the kernel check? > > Bo Berglund > You should be able to update the kernel along with the rest. The kernel is handled a bit different then other packages in that you usually have more then one kernel installed at a time. Yum will not remove the running kernel. You can control how many copies of the kernel you keep in your yum configuration file. The default is 2 - the running kernel, and the newest one. Mikkel -- Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for thou art crunchy and taste good with Ketchup!
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