Yum 2.0.7-2 allows for the new kernel-module naming convention.  Where the
kernel-module name is as follows

|----------------NAME-----------------------|----version-----|
 kernel-module-<module>-<for-kernel-version>-<module-version>.$arch.rpm

So you can see from this new naming convention that yum would not have known
that a new kernel-module-xxx would need to be installed as a implied 
dependency as it did not know about implied dependencies.  As a example
If we have this rpm installed with kernel-2.4.15-EL .

	kernel-module-openafs-2.4.15-EL-1.2.11-4.i386.rpm

In we were to ask yum to update to kernel-2.4.15.0.2-EL yum would update to
this new kernel not knowing that it should also update to 

	kernel-module-openafs-2.4.15.0.2-EL-1.2.11-4.i386.rpm

This new version of yum does understand this.  It is too new of a change to 
put in the main tree so it is in here for now.  It will move to the main tree
after more testing.

-Connie Sieh