Re: apt-get and customized kernel

2000-10-13 Thread Cancer Omega
On Fri, Oct 13, 2000 at 09:53:25PM +0200, Moritz Schulte wrote: > 1) Set your kernel-* packages on "hold", then they won't get upgraded >automatically. You can do this in dselect with '='. This is IMHO >the better solution. This is accomplished by the following : echo kernel-image-2.2.17 h

Re: apt-get and customized kernel

2000-10-13 Thread Moritz Schulte
Jack <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: This is really becoming a FAQ. :) > I always compile my own customized kernel. However, it brings one > thing annoying when using apt-get dist-upgrade. As you can see as > following it tries to install debian provided kernel instead. There are to solutions:

Re: apt-get and customized kernel

2000-10-13 Thread Michael Janssen \(CS/MATH stud.\)
In Jack's email, 13-10-2000: > Hi, > > I always compile my own customized kernel. However, it brings one > thing annoying when using apt-get dist-upgrade. As you can see as > following it tries to install debian provided kernel instead. > > Can I shut it off? > > thanks, [ snip of apt/dpkg

apt-get and customized kernel

2000-10-13 Thread Jack
Hi, I always compile my own customized kernel. However, it brings one thing annoying when using apt-get dist-upgrade. As you can see as following it tries to install debian provided kernel instead. Can I shut it off? thanks,