[Spacewalk-list] Rollback to the old kernal

[Alexandru Raceanu]

You should still have the old kernel installed on the machine(s) and you will be able to roll back the kernel by removing the kernel*-<version> packages using yum. 
I think by default centos keeps the last 3 kernel versions. 

In regards to spacewalk you can exclude all kernels and include only one version to be synced from external repo. 

/Alex 


From: "Yakin, Francis" <Francis.Yakin at windriver.com> 
To: spacewalk-list at redhat.com 
Sent: Thursday, March 15, 2018 2:23:02 AM 
Subject: [Spacewalk-list] Rollback to the old kernal 



Does spacewalk will be able to roll back to the old kernel? 



For example I ugraded the CentOS from 6.8(kernel 3.0.0 for example) to 6.9 (kernel 3.1.0) Can I roll back to 6.8(kernel 3.0.0)? 





Thanks 





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