Johnny Hughes wrote:
Looks like you have the same exclude in your /etc/yum.conf so that you can use the centosplus kernel.
Yep, I sure did, and I completely overlooked that bit. I guess I was still scratching my head over what the kernel-ib was.
To answer your original question too ... if you still need to exclude kernels in your yum.conf file, please do it like this instead: exclude=kernel kernel-devel kernel-doc kernel-smp* kernel-hugemem* kernel-largesmp* (all one line) You then should be able to update and get kernel-ib
I did as you instructed and it's updating as we speak. Thanks for the help and the great work on CentOS.
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