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The Great Package Management ExperimentThe Great Package Management ExperimentPosted Oct 3, 2003 16:52 UTC (Fri) by k8to (subscriber, #15413)In reply to: The Great Package Management Experiment by Algol Parent article: The Great Package Management Experiment The answer is yes: dist-upgrade will sometimes upgrade your kernel. In most cases, the kernel upgrades do not happen without explicit request, but in a major changeover, you will get updated. Clearly this will not take effect until a reboot.
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The Great Package Management Experiment Posted Oct 4, 2003 7:51 UTC (Sat) by marv (guest, #15720) [Link] Your kernel will only be upgraded if you ask for it (i.e. by installing themeta-package kernel-image-2.4 which always depend on the last 2.4 kernel).
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