Hello yummers! Is there a way to prevent YUM from installing a new (and wrong kind and version) kernel as a dependency for a package update? Specifically, 'yum update' results in: I will do the following: [install: kernel-smp 2.4.20-28.9.i686] [update: kernel-module-ov511 2.27-0_2.4.20_28.9.rh90.dag.i686] Is this ok [y/N]: n This is definitely not what I want and is not acceptable. I do not have an SMP machine and my kernel is already 2.4.22. Obviously, kernel-smp comes as dependency of kernel-module-ov511, and no version 2.27 of kernel-module-ov511 is not available for my kernel, only version 2.26 (which is installed). In the config file I already have installonlypkgs set to a list including kernel-smp. With or without (using its default value) the option, YUM behavior won't change. I would expect installonlypkgs to prevent any automatic touch of listed packages, unless explicitly supplied on the command line following an install command, e.g.: yum install kernel-smp Any hint to block this automatic behavior? For now I disabled automatic (cron) updates... Thanks a lot! Cheers, Mihai