..no dir...

Hi,

during the last update via the CVP the following part is received:
https://prnt.sc/s-YC2zPIZkIF
which is part of the whole message.. .Other updates go through without problems...

BR
Venty

There is nothing at your link that display's 

Updates usually happen around 0300, and don't show in the control panel while they are updating.

Did you do this update manually, because even that just give a spinning circle, then you have to manually restart the cpwsrv service.

There is nothing at your link that display's 

Updates usually happen around 0300, and don't show in the control panel while they are updating.

Did you do this update manually, because even that just give a spinning circle, then you have to manually restart the cpwsrv service.

Hi,

sorry, this is the image...:
https://prnt.sc/7BlUhvTLOoBl

...several times when updating I get this...

BR
Venty

I don't see that error on AL8. You could try setting install_weak_deps=False in /etc/dnf/dnf.conf

I don't see that error on AL8. You could try setting install_weak_deps=False in /etc/dnf/dnf.conf

https://prnt.sc/Bu91kkLy-Aij   

Do you have Rocky or AL 9.6 installed?

Are you doing BIOS or UEFI boot?

Do you have Rocky or AL 9.6 installed?

Are you doing BIOS or UEFI boot?

Hi,

the installation is AL 9.6...

BR
Venty

Run:

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depmod -a
Should take scare of the notification.

Run:

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depmod -a
Should take scare of the notification.

Should take scare of the notification. - ?!?

typo -- "Should take care of the notification."

It's almost Halloween here in the US.
So either works. 

All you should have to do is run

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depmod -a
And any future kernel updates should not give an error.

It's almost Halloween here in the US.
So either works. 

All you should have to do is run

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depmod -a
And any future kernel updates should not give an error.

but... https://prnt.sc/WikTePoeV2aL

BR
Venty

I would think you could just do:

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mkdir -p /lib/modules/5.14.0-570.55.1.el9_6.x86_64/weak-updates/and be done with fretting about the warning.

On my system, I have three different dir versions in /lib/modules, but the newer versions of the dirs's weak-updates subdirs just contain symlinks that point to the contents of the oldest dir's weak-updates dir.