Ignore Pkg 19 January 2019, 15:11:10 Im contemplating putting linux kernel upgrades into /etc/pacman.conf under ignore.Just wanted to ask whether this would be an good idea or not? Probably not from a security standpoint but my computer is nearly ten years old, i really doubt kernel upgrades are going to be necessary unless there is something like spectre vulnerabilities again or worse. I cant justify the bandwidth lately, every few days is a new kernel update and at around 70 MB it seems like a waste if i dont really need it?
Re: Ignore Pkg Reply #1 – 19 January 2019, 17:39:29 Why not just switch to the lts kernel in that case?
Re: Ignore Pkg Reply #2 – 20 January 2019, 13:50:15 Quote from: Dudemanguy – on 19 January 2019, 17:39:29Why not just switch to the lts kernel in that case?Has around the same amount of updates as i have that as backup kernel, im using the zen kernel so will ignore it for awhile and see what happens.
Re: Ignore Pkg Reply #3 – 20 January 2019, 22:18:20 Quote from: Seventh – on 19 January 2019, 15:11:10Im contemplating putting linux kernel upgrades into /etc/pacman.conf under ignore.I've put my kernels under ignore. I rarely update them, especially as I usually hibernate/resume.
Re: Ignore Pkg Reply #4 – 21 January 2019, 16:37:49 Quote from: nous – on 20 January 2019, 22:18:20I've put my kernels under ignore. I rarely update them, especially as I usually hibernate/resume.Cheers, i thought so. Ill keep an eye on kernel.org in case something changes.
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