2009/2/4 Patrick Shanahan
* Rob OpenSuSE
[02-04-09 14:56]: There's a risk to in updating old "stable" systems, if something goes wrong with an update to something critical like zypper, there will be a huge fuss.
Does the OP know how to work round the issue? If it is not obvious to him, finding a way, might make a backport seem less of an issue.
He "forgot" that 11.0 zypper did *not* keep replaced/updated kernels. He knows that rpm -i and smart are available and will accomplish what he wishes. BUT he has lost the kernel that *worked* for his environment. Thus the discussion.
So providing the kernel that worked is required. Updating zypper alone is not a solution! Presumably someone who runs 11.0 actually backs up their system? -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-factory+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-factory+help@opensuse.org