I am lost on where to start on this one.
I am creating a rpm for some kernel modules, and I want the rpm to prevent
the upgrade of the kernel.
normally I would just do a requires kern=version, but up2date does an
install not upgrade.
so now I want to do a conflicts kern>version,
does anyone see a problem with this course of action?
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