> > > I am running the rawhide-no-debug-alloc kernel with F23. I had three > saved > > 4.3 kernels. dnf.conf was not changed. I wanted to keep a total of six > > kernels and edited /etc/dnf/protected.d/dnf.conf to read; > > > > [main] > > gpgcheck=1 > > installonlypkgs=kernel.x86_64, kernel-core.x86_64, kernel-headers.x86_64, > > kernel-modules.x86_64 > > installonly_limit=6 > > clean_requirements_on_remove=true > > > > I then copied the edited dnf.conf to /etc/dnf/. > > > > I ran sudo dnf update and received NO warning of packages to be > > deleted. 4.4.0-0.rc3.git3.2.fc24.x86_64 was installed. I looked in /boot > > and found only this newest kernel was installed. Where did my old kernels > > go? Is this expected behavior? > > Anything about that in /var/log/dnf*? >
Yes - here is a grep of "kernel" from /var/log/dnf - you can see the kernels that were removed in the transaction - http://paste.fedoraproject.org/298642/ What does "dnf history info NUMBER" tell about that transaction? > dnf history info doesn't warn about the removal of the kernels. Another fpaste; http://paste.fedoraproject.org/298647/95915451/ Thanks for reviewing this.
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