I've never installed a kernel by rpm before. I decided I'd try a mandrake kernel. But I get all kinds of dependency problems when I try to install kernel-2.4.13-7mdk.i586.rpm and the kernel-headers-2.4.13-7mck.i586.rpm. How do you install a new kernel by rpm? I thought of maybe getting the source but from what I've read on mandrakeuser.org you can't have different kernel-source and kernel-headers. It also doesn't say anything other than install them by rpm -i and they should be fine. How can it be when headers depends on kernel and kernel depends on headers. There must be a way. rpm --force maybe? But that seems a bit drastic. Can someone help me on this or it's back to compiling stock 2.4.14 but I'd like to try the newest mdk kernel.
Skidley -- Linux User #195191
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