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Having updated the main server without taking care to check just what openSUSE was loading, I needed to drop back to the previous kernel. SUSE has this habit of pushing changes such as a jump of kernel version without any fanfare so V7 appeared perhaps before I was ready, along with PHP8.5 which is a lot more of a problem. Having previously had to roll back because the desktop machine lost it's network capability, selecting from the startup menu is not a problem, but the main server was working a little faster that made that practical, so I temporarily disabled the timeout, but also had a play with manually setting the default kernel just in case I did need that. I've also protected the last V6 build from deletion.
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Having updated the main server without taking care to check just what openSUSE was loading, I needed to drop back to the previous kernel. SUSE has this habit of pushing changes such as a jump of kernel version without any fanfare so V7 appeared perhaps before I was ready, along with PHP8.5 which is a lot more of a problem. Having previously had to roll back because the desktop machine lost it's network capability, selecting from the startup menu is not a problem, but the main server was working a little faster that made that practical, so I temporarily disabled the timeout, but also had a play with manually setting the default kernel just in case I did need that. I've also protected the last V6 build from deletion. |
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Just to be on the save side, I've updated the /etc/zypp/zypp.conf file so that 6.19.12-1-default remains available going forward. A bit of belt and braces
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The location of config files has been part of the recent fun, and the installed zypp.conf is located in /usr/etc/zypp.zypp.conf and I copied that to /etc/webstack for inclusion in the setup process
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Just to be on the safe side, I've updated the /etc/zypp/zypp.conf file so that 6.19.12-1-default remains available going forward. A bit of belt and braces
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The location of config files has been part of the recent fun, and the installed zypp.conf is located in /usr/etc/zypp/zypp.conf and I copied that to /etc/webstack for inclusion in the setup process
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