Richard Shaw composed on 2025-04-18 09:11 (UTC-0500):
> If that's the order you ran the commands you needed to reverse it. After
> upgrading to the f42 kernel you need to rerun the system-upgrade so that
> the transaction is updated so it knows it doesn't need to remove the old
> kernel or install the new kernel.
Include kernel* in dnf.conf's exclude= line and kernel processing will be
skipped,
allowing issues with kernel to be handled manually after the rest of the upgrade
is /complete/, or removing the exclude and then running an ordinary F42 upgrade.
When I've done 37>40 or 40>42 I didn't skip. Instead I did an upgrade to next
first, skipping kernel entirely, which I do for every upgrade, until ultimate
was
otherwise complete. I always do kernel manually, because dnf's continual
changing
of cache directory names obstructs preloading the cache with the kernel
previously
downloaded for my many other local installation(s).
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