Centos 5.x
Why could this be? After I loaded a xen kernel (by mistake), yum seemed to
lose its knowledge of my CentOS version. I had that fixed by "yum install
centos-release" (I had first to fix the repo addresses for this to succeed).
But after that, I noticed that yum did not remember anymore, what packages
were already installed. It seems that the something happens to the rpm
databases. I think this is connected to kernel upgrades - that is, every
time I update the kernel, the rpm databases are spoiled... (or something).
Right now both of these commands:
yum list installed
rpm --query -a
...produce identical results (for practical purposes). Neither list contains
for example amavisd-new, which I'm sure I have installed.
Does someone know a way to prevent the "memory loss" from happening again?
- Jussi
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