kernel update from YaST2 command line

10 Feb 2005

      I don't have access via the GUI, so I am running yast2 from the command
line to do updates to a newly installed 9.2 system. It tells me to
reboot for the new kernel to take affect, but again downloads it after
rebooting. I do a 'uname -a' before running update again and see that I
have linux 2.6.8-24.10-smp, but again it wants to download.

I know in KDE it will ask to 'Install the Patch'? Is there something I
need to do at the command line for it to stop updating the kernel?

Thanks,
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