Re: Problems with Fedora core 3

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>>>>> "MH" == Martin Høy <marhoy@xxxxxxxxx> writes:

MH> But the updated install somehow triggers a bug(?), so that when I
MH> reboot the machine after installing, kudzu reports the ethernet
MH> card, soundcard and sata-controller as "new hardware" which needs
MH> to be configured.

That's new to me; perhaps the updated kernel detects devices in a
different order, so that kudzu thinks they're all new?  This wouldn't
have been a problem before since the kernel in the boot image would
have been the same as the freshly installed one.

You could try building fresh boot images too, but unfortunately I
can't offer any advice on how to do that.  As an experiment, you could
try updating everything but the kernel.  (I.e. start from a fresh tree
from the DVD image, pull down the updates and delete the new kernel
packages.  Then run the update and try an install.)

 - J<


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