Hi, here is a little problem when we have a update of a kernel, i'll explain this with a example: i have installed 2 versions of kernels and the selected kernel is the hardened: gentoo-sources-0 hardened-sources-0 now we have a update of gentoo-sources to version 1. if we upgrade this package the system automatically select gentoo sources in the eselect, so if we upgrade now the system kernel is gentoo-sources-1 instead of the hardened source. the system don't most indentify what package select with the updates? basically in a system with this caracts, with a update it only most change the system kernel when the update is from the same package of the selected kernel.
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Hi Lagu, check out the symlink use flag: https://packages.gentoo.org/useflags/symlink You probably don't want to randomly switch non-hardened/hardened sources. SO for the active kernel set the symlink use flag a disable it for the other one. That way your updates will stay consistent.
that is right, its an option, but the problem don't is solved, that is more like a temporary patch, i don't thing i'm the only with more than one kernel sources, its more a practically thing, i suppose the symlink option most works ideally with all ppl...
Only the symlink use flag changes the /usr/src/linux system "automatically", apart from that it's your manual job to select the best kernel for your system.
