The error message you're encountering, "package kmod-live-debug requires kernel," indicates that the kmod-lve-debug package has a dependency on a specific kernel version that is not currently installed on your system.

Here are the steps you can take to resolve this issue:

1. Check Installed Kernels:

   • Start by checking which kernels are currently installed on your system. You can do this with the following command:
     bash

• • sudo rpm -qa | grep kernel
  • Make note of the installed kernel versions.

• Install the Required Kernel:

  • It seems that the kmod-lve-debug package requires a specific kernel version. Install the corresponding kernel using the package manager. For example, if the required kernel is kernel-version, you can use:
    bash
• • sudo yum install kernel-version

• Install the Debug Package:

  • After installing the required kernel, attempt to install the kmod-lve-debug package again:
    bash
• • sudo yum install kmod-lve-debug

• Update GRUB Configuration (if necessary):

  • If the newly installed kernel is not set as the default boot option in GRUB, update the GRUB configuration:
    bash
• • sudo grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg

• Reboot the System:

  • To ensure that the changes take effect, reboot your system:
    bash