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NoneNone> About apt.conf there are these lines:
> --<snip>--
> RPM 
> {
>    // Leave list empty to disable
>    AllowedDupPkgs {"^kernel$"; "kernel-smp"; "kernel-enterprise"; };
>    HoldPkgs {"kernel-source"; "kernel-headers"; };
> }
> --</snip>--
> 
> How do I tell apt hold all kernel packages? Can I use syntax like 
> "kernel*"; ? 
> 
> And I don't quite understand what the part "^kernel$"; means?

You could read about regular expressions.
^kernel$ matches "kernel" and nothimg more.
Kerne, kernel-smp and kernel-enterprise are the kernel packages you
might be running in a RH system. Packages like kernel-headers,
kernel-BOOT and kernel-doc aren't matched. If it just said "kernel", it
would match *all* those packages.

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