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I would like to update RPMS in my system (RHEL 4) without updating kernel.... How do I do that ?

If I do up2date -u , then it is going to install kernel too from RHEL.

I only wish to update rpm packages....
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I don't know about up2date, but with yum you can use the "--exclude=" argument to skip updating something.
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