Hello SuSE people, Running 9.2 -2.6 kernel. Last night I did a YOU update. It bumped me up to the .11 version of the kernel from the .10 version. Tonight I went to do an apt-get update/upgrade. I received a message: The following packages have unmet dependencies: kernel-default-nongpl#2.6.8-24.10: Depends: kernel-default (= 2.6.8-24.10) but 2.6.8-24.11 is installed. So I did a uname -r That showed the 2.6--.11 kernel. So then I did an rpm -qa. That showed that I had one version of kernel-default and one version of kernel-sourcres (.11 version) and two versions of kernel-source-nongpl. the .10. and the .11 versions. So then I went in and looked at /var/lib/YaST2/you/mnt/i386/update/9.2/deltas & /rpms (the deltas are what the patches are, right?) figuring I would just delete the old .10 versions and be on my merry way. Wrong, to my surprise I found two versions, .5 (which I surmise is the original kernel from the install), and .10. No .11 !! Now I am really confused. Where did YOU put .11 ?? And when it installs the kernel-default does it also install both of the sources? And if it does, why doesn't it overwrite/delete the old packages ?? Sooo, how do I rpm -e the kernel-source-nongpl .10 package when there are two versions with the same name? Can I delete the old .5 & .10 rpm's and hope that the .11 packages are somewhere?? And, do I even need the kernel-source-nongpl file ? Bob S. PS Did an rpm rebuilddb just to be sure.