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Description of problem:
The kernel for i586 architecture is missing from the distribution.
When installing on a Pentium machine, the i386 kernel is installed, which is
definitely inoptimal.  The only .i586 is kernel-smp, which isn't the best choice
for usual machines, and isn't installed anyway.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):


How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.Install RHL-7.3 on an i586 machine.
2.Do "rpm -qi kernel|grep Size"
3.Do "rpm -qip <PATH_TO_DIST>i386/RedHat/RPMS/kernel-2.4.18-3.i386.rpm|grep Size"
	

Actual Results:  
Size        : 29228505                         License: GPL
Size        : 29228505                         License: GPL

Expected Results:  Obviously that must be something different.

Additional info:

That problem was already present in 7.2 (but *not* in 7.1).  While the absence
of .i486 kernel is tolerable, there are lots of Pentium machines, which will
live for long time.

Maybe the problem is that "rpm -ba --target i586 kernel-2.4.spec" builds  only
kernel-smp, but not regular kernel package.