On 03/01/2017 12:25 PM, Fabian Arrotin wrote: > On 01/03/17 17:53, Robert Moskowitz wrote: >> ARGH!!! >> >> Look at your sample .repo that I just copied and pasted. >> >> For kernels, you have enabled=0 >> >> I colored the line red below. >> >> !!!! >> >> I just did not look at it. >> > Yes, and I did that for a good reason ... > Also reason why the line after was "yum update > --enablerepo=kernel-testing" ... ;-) That's what I get for doing it when tired. I did not read the embedded yum command update in, and fixed the boot with: sed -i -e s/4.4.51-201/4.9.13-203/g /boot/extlinux/extlinux.conf Really have to figure out how to have a menu so that *IF* the new kernel does not boot, I can fallback... hmmm. Got an idea. Anyway, my mailserver test system is up on the new kernel. If it stays up, I will move on to my production systems... Bob