Description of problem: The offline update tool updated my kernel-devel, kernel-tools etc. to 3.19.1-201, but did not update the kernel itself. When I run yum update it sees the new kernel available. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): kernel-3.18.7-200 kernel-devel-3.19.1-201 PackageKit-1.0.4-1 How reproducible: Problem persisted through two offline updates. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Use the software update GUI to install updates 2. Reboot 3. Check kernel/kernel-devel versions Actual results: kernel package should be upgraded Expected results: kernel-devel is upgraded but kernel isn't. Additional info:
Do you perhaps have virtualbox or nvidia drivers installed? In that case this would be bug 1205649.
No, I don't have nvidia or virtualbox drivers.
When you have your system in a state where packagekit hasn't updated your kernel (ideally after offline upgrade has been run, and you find out it skipped your kernel), can you attach output from `pkcon get-updates` and `yum check-update`?
Created attachment 1011694 [details] output from pkcon get-updates
Created attachment 1011695 [details] output from yum check-update
(In reply to Kamil Páral from comment #3) > When you have your system in a state where packagekit hasn't updated your > kernel (ideally after offline upgrade has been run, and you find out it > skipped your kernel), can you attach output from `pkcon get-updates` and > `yum check-update`? Just attached both of those. My system is currently in the state of having an out-of-date kernel (but up-to-date kernel headers). It's been a few weeks since this first happened; I don't remember for sure if I've installed any updates in the meantime but I made a point to at least leave the kernel and related packages alone.
Hmm, you have akmod-wl installed, which is close to one of the packages we identified to be potentially causing packagekit issues in bug 1205649 comment 13. But you have the akmod version, not kmod, which is something a bit different. Can you please run $ rpm -qa | sort > packages and attach the "packages" file? Thanks.
Created attachment 1011742 [details] Output from rpm -qa | sort
(In reply to Kamil Páral from comment #7) > Can you please run > $ rpm -qa | sort > packages > and attach the "packages" file? Thanks. Done.
You have kmod-wl-<kernel_version> packages installed. That explains everything, this is the same issue as bug 1205649. Closing as a duplicate. Please follow that bug for updates. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 1205649 ***