A question about NTFS

[Matthew Miller]

On Mon, May 16, 2005 at 06:03:39PM -0500, Jeff Vian wrote:
> > This is separate from completely automated updates -- it's just automated
> > depsolving. The upgraded kernel *does* mean that a new kernel module is
> > required in order for the system to not be broken, and it's a situation
> > current rpm/yum/whatever doesn't deal with.
> HUH?
> Whenever I get a kernel update with yum on FC3 it always gives me the
> kernel headers for the new kernel.  AFAIK that is part of the kernel
> package itself (at least rpm tells me it is).

Right; if it's part of the kernel package, no problem. But if it's something
like openafs, it's a pain.

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