On 01/30/2013 07:06 PM, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
rpm -q kernel
This will list all the kernel packages you have installed. Presuming
that you have indeed booted an older F16 kernel, after running
rpm -e kernel-<version>-<release>
naming the specific F17 kernel package that croaks when you try to boot,
this should remove it.
After which you should be able to yum update to the most recent kernel
package, and any other packages that need to be updated.
You can also run this if you prefer:
yum list installed kernel
yum remove kernel-FOO.fc17
Unless you're using something like kmod-nvidia that's kernel-version
specific there's no real difference. If you are, yum will clean this up
as well.
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