[Yum] Faking Out the Kernel Version

[Jake Colman]

I manually built and installed a 2.4.30 kernel.  An 'rpm -q kernel' shows
kernel-2.4.7-10 since that is the last version I installed via an rpm.  How
can I easily get yum to understand that I have a 2.4.30 so that I don't get
screwed on kernel version dependencies?  I'm not sure how to create an rpm
package from my 2.4.30 build tree so I don't think that's an option - unless
someone can point me to an easy howto.  Barring that, is there anything easy
I can do to get around this?

TIA!

...Jake

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Jake Colman
Sr. Applications Developer
Principia Partners LLC
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