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[opensuse] YOU: protect software from updates
- From: "Chiu, PCM (Peter)" <P.C.M.Chiu@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 23 Nov 2006 14:29:32 -0000
- Message-id: <EB861CD59F6DAA4BBC25EAE9987C5BC9031E9D01@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hi,
I raised this query before, but not sure if I got it handled correctly.
On a Suse 10.0 system (also true for SLES 9), I would like to protect
some
software xorg-x11 (or kernel) from being updated in order to avoid
conflicts
with the hardware.
I did try to invoke yast2 - software - online update, search for x11,
and from the YOU Patch option, select Protected - Do Not Modify.
I noted however that all the packages on the right panes are grey-out,
so suspect the above selection do not take any effect.
I also selected yast2 - software - software management - Filter - Search
- x11
- selected the package xorg-x11 - right click and set as protected.
But clearly the package has been updated in one of the automatic online
updates,
as the /etc/X11/xorg.conf has been reset, and the display was broken as
a result.
Can someone give me a definitive way to ensure certain packages can be
excluded
from automatic updates?
Thanks a lot.
Peter
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I raised this query before, but not sure if I got it handled correctly.
On a Suse 10.0 system (also true for SLES 9), I would like to protect
some
software xorg-x11 (or kernel) from being updated in order to avoid
conflicts
with the hardware.
I did try to invoke yast2 - software - online update, search for x11,
and from the YOU Patch option, select Protected - Do Not Modify.
I noted however that all the packages on the right panes are grey-out,
so suspect the above selection do not take any effect.
I also selected yast2 - software - software management - Filter - Search
- x11
- selected the package xorg-x11 - right click and set as protected.
But clearly the package has been updated in one of the automatic online
updates,
as the /etc/X11/xorg.conf has been reset, and the display was broken as
a result.
Can someone give me a definitive way to ensure certain packages can be
excluded
from automatic updates?
Thanks a lot.
Peter
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