You appear to have packages related to kernels 5.6.11, 5.6.12, 5.6.13, 5.6.14, but in the case of the latter it’s only the kernel-core and kernel-modules packages…
How did you get there? Did you abort an update half-way through?
Run uname -r to let us know which kernel you are on when you are trying to upgrade the system.
I suspect you are on 5.6.14; if that’s the case, try booting into 5.6.13 and then removing the incomplete 5.6.14 installation before trying an upgrade: sudo dnf remove kernel*5.6.14-300* sudo dnf --refresh upgrade
As I said before, it is recommended to carefully remove incomplete packages or packages that crash, and removing them via the rpm -e option can improve what happens like that problem.
I just an average user… and never did EXTRA things…
just updated it by the
sudo dnf update
I had 5.6.13 version
it’s really helped -
but after update and reboot - the system freezed on the boot…
tried diferrent boot options and many times
forced to reinstall the system