Starting with 1.6.0 our kernel package will now actually be

"kernel-lustre"[-smp] so that package management (i.e. yum) does not treat
our kernel equal to the vendor's kernel and allow inadvertently upgrading
from one to the other.
We still "provide" a "kernel" functionality, so in fact our
kernel-lustre[-smp] can be installed on say RHEL4 and then the vendor kernel
package can be completely removed because our kernel-lustre[-smp] will
satisfy all required dependecies with regard to "kernel".

diff --git a/build/lustre-kernel-2.4.spec.in b/build/lustre-kernel-2.4.spec.in
index 74a03ef..88fb4c7 100644 (file)
--- a/build/lustre-kernel-2.4.spec.in
+++ b/build/lustre-kernel-2.4.spec.in
@@ -146,7 +146,7 @@ Second, per-architecture exclusions (ifarch)
 %define kernel_glob vmlinu?-%{KVERREL}
 %endif
 
-Name: kernel
+Name: kernel-lustre
 Version: %{kversion}
 Release: %{release}%{?targetboard:%{targetboard}}%{?debuglevel_1:.dbg}
 %define KVERREL %{PACKAGE_VERSION}-%{kextraver}%{?targetboard:%{targetboard}}%{?debuglevel_1:.dbg}