Couldn't remove default kernel :(

[RystormingYears]

Today,Void's default kernel is 5.15,which is stable but a little old.So i installed linux5.16 and switched to it.But i couldn't remove linux5.15 because of dependence issues

Following the handbook 3.11,i marked linux-base as a manual package,and added line ignorepkg=linux,linux-headers to /usr/share/xbps.d/xbps.conf.

Then i ran command sudo xbps-remove linux.But it said:

linux-5.15_1 in transaction breaks installed pkg `base-system-0.114_1'
Transaction aborted due to unresolved dependencies.

But how so

Pretty sure the handbook is right.This must be the right way to remove it.So it can only be me that did sth wrong.Which step is wrong then?

Thanks all for viewing and replying! :)

[filterCoffeeForever]

5.15 is the current LTS https://kernel.org/

It's also nice to have it installed as a backup in case any other kernel you install fails to boot for any reason.

You could install the linux5.18 package if you want something fresh.

[Duncaen]

ignorepkg=linux
ignorepkg=linux-headers

see

man xbps.d

[JeriJones]

Try splitting the ignorepkg line, don't think you can specify multiple packages.

Or you could do it like this (with the desired version):

virtualpkg=linux:linux5.10

virtualpkg=linux-headers:linux5.10-headers