On 19-10-26 19:41:45, Tom Horsley wrote:
> My question is how to
> protect 2 kernels from being erased.
I seem to recall I did this once by doing an
rpm --justdb -e kernel<whatever>
That removes the info that the kernel exists from
the rpm database, but leaves the files.
I'm not absolutely positive that works, just a
dim memory :-).
It should work. I know that DNF is fussier about changes to the rpmdb,
but I don't know what it would do. If I ever want to be able to be
able to remove those kernels, I should first repackage them (all 4
RPMs of each), so I can re-install and remove them.
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