Hi. I'm quite new to Yum and I'm so far think it's a very good program. One question though: I have put the line "exclude=kernel*" in my /etc/yum.conf since I don't want yum to update my kernel without my interaction (because it tends to break my nvidia drivers). However, when I _do_ want to update my kernel it would be nice being able to do it with yum. I tried "yum update kernel" which just told me there were no packages available for update and I suppose this is because of the exclude setting. What I'm trying to say is that it would be quite nice with some kind of command line argument to override excludes in yum.conf. Or is there already some way of doing this? /Daniel Eriksson