(In reply to Neil Rickert from comment #5) > Okay, attaching. I don't know how this helps with purge-kernels, but I > guess it is just looking at possible solver problems. A solver testcase contains an abstract of all installed and available packages (names, versions and dependencies). With this we are able to replay arbitrary solver jobs to investigate dependency issues. For purge-kernels we need to see which kernels and kernel related packages are installed. But also whether other installed packages (or locks) somehow depend on an installed kernel and would break if it gets deleted.