"Thomas Backlund" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Urpmi is set up not to install any compiled kernel when you do urpmi
> --auto-select, but when you specify it on the command line it will
> install it, and it won't do it as an upgrade because of the file
> /etc/urpmi/inst.list (since upgrading a kernel would break the
> system)
in the old days, yes.
with the (not so) new kernel naming system, urpmi will not update
kernel because the new one has not the same name as the old one (since
version is now part of the name too)
which as you note below is not right for kernel-{doc{,-{html,pdf}},source,...}
> as for kernel-source it will be upgraded when you use --auto-select,
> (unless you change the inst.list file)
