Hudson -- and a question about smart upgrading...
Michael S. Jessop
candiazoo at comcast.net
Thu Oct 14 03:14:16 UTC 2004
>enuf already...the horse has been beaten past death---let it go.
>pleeeeeze...
I'm with you.
-=-=-=-= on to my question -=-=-=-=
This is a synaptic question...
O.K. I think this was asked before and I want to make sure I
understand... I am running on an AthlonMP machine and don't care about
the 686 smp kernel. But at every update it wants to install and I have
to unmark it.
I remember reading the thread about using the lock flag in synaptic to
disable updates. I *think* I want to do this so that k7 will continue
to update and remain my "0" choice for kernel on startup.
But should I do anything else? Should I somehow disable or even remove
686 completely then tell synaptic to never bother with it somehow?
Thanks for any tips.
Mike
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