Rahul Sundaram wrote:
John Summerfield wrote:
Rahul Sundaram wrote:
John Summerfield wrote:
I had a kernel bug, and was anxious to test the latest. Yum, despite
my configuration, insisted on deleting the only working kernel.
Someone said that there was a yum bug and that a fix was
forthcoming, so I simply ran yumdownloader regularly and then rpm to
install the kernel.
Do you have a reference to the yum bug you are mentioning? Was a bug
report filed?
I don't, and I have no idea. Since it was alleged to be under control,
I simply worked around it as outlined above.
Well, I wouldn't count on random claims on issues under control unless I
see a associated bug report. That's a good way to lose track of problems.
Maybe, but my concerns (getting to play with virtualisation) are
different from yours. For my needs, a "random claim" describing observed
behaviour is a sufficient justification for doing something different.
I'd had to resort to a recovery disk to get a working system, the
imperative was to avoid a recurrence of that condition.
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Cheers
John
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