CentOS

No-one from Red Hat reads these forums. You'll need to raise a ticket on issues.redhat.com in the RHEL category where you can find Stream as a version number.

“Inhibitor: Newest installed kernel not in use”

so check the output from `uname -r` and compare it with your list of installed kernels and make sure you are either running the highest version number that's installed or remove that one completely (i.e yum remove kernel-x.y.z)

A keytab is most likely something to do with kerberos. I suspect it's genertated by running realmd to join AD. Having never used either, you've now exhausted my knowledge.

"Failed to read keytab" looks like the reason.

As this set of forums runs on CentOS 7 and that goes EOL at the end of June 2024, it will no longer be safe to run so these forums will close on that date.

Bit odd that the epoch is wrong on that so it shows up as a downgrade not an upgrade. Also means that any yum update will back that out if it's isn't excluded.

The highest dotnet version avbailable on CentOS 7 is dotnet-sdk-7.0.x86_64 CentOS 7 dies in about 1 month so deploying anything new on it seems... shortsighted. Both EL8 and EL9 have dotnet-sdk 8.0 available and have a considerably longer lifespan. There is no CentOS 8 or 9 but there are other RHEL ...

No-one From the Stream team reads this forum so you're probably better off using a different venue to try to report this.

it's you it's centos who changed centos into centos stream so it's up to you to indicate how to detect the difference between the 2 those which are perfectly normal No, sorry, that is not what happened. This was 100% Red Hat. Go complain to them, there is a section on issues.redhat.com under RHEL w...

Upgrades from one major release to another are unsupported