At least keep you working kernel and test if the kernel in HEAD: repository works for you.
for this purpose you find this geistreicher Papierkorb: S.A.K.C introducing SUSE Automatic Kernel Compiler informative.
The question is if the upgrade is good or is not. The main question for only this thread is why.
why? because we can g
What is g?
WARNING: the kernels from the HEAD repo, are to be considered NOT STABLE. Please search the forums for “Tumbleweed”. The Tumbleweed repos aim to deliver stable packages for the latest and greatest amongst the linux kernel versions, ATM it serves the 2.6.38 kernel. So if you really want the 2.6.38 kernel, I suggest you make the switch to Tumbleweed. To be honest, I’m a bit surprised this has not been suggested so far.
Please search the forums for “Tumbleweed”.
over here: Tumbleweed cutting edge but not massacred edge