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I think the problem is with "nr-mono-devel". I think that it depends on the Fedora "development" (aka rawhide) repository to be enabled. You should be careful in using "devel" repositories.
I changed the yum.conf but, it didn't change anything. All my repos are in /etc/yum.repos.d/ so, I'm assuming I would have to D/L the fedorafaq yum package as well but I am afraid of mixing repositories. I can't see which ones are enabled and which ones aren't from the package. I understand that the livna repositories are not compatible with RPMforge repos.
Is there any way to determine which repository needs to be enabled to meet the dependencies? I also have:
P.S. Spooon - Thanks for the advice. You are absolutely right development code is not normally something I would play with but, I wanted some of the mono apps like beagle and tomboy. At the moment, I think enabling the devel repositories is the only [easy] way to get them
Last edited by gandalf2041; 09-04-2005 at 10:09 AM.
Your output above shows that you have enabled both "nr-mono" and "nr-mono-devel". For mono apps, you only need "nr-mono"; you should go in and disable "nr-mono-devel" because all the apps there should also be in "nr-mono", just that they have newer (unstable) versions of them and seem to require unstable libraries from Fedora Core. (If you must use "nr-mono-devel", which I don't see why you would, you should enable the "development" repository in "fedora-devel.repo".)
If you want an easier way to try different repositories, install yumex from the extras repository, and look at the GUI. Under the "Repos" tab you can check (and uncheck) different repositories to see what effect that has on your problem.
Thanks spooon! The nr-mono-devel was indeed enabled by default in the fedoraguide.repo. I've set it to disabled and the dependency issue has gone away.
PTrenholme: Thanks for the advice. I tried yumex several days ago and didn't like it. Although it's a little more cumbersome, for now I'll stick to the command line.
Thanks to all who responded, this problem has been SOLVED by disabling the nr-mono-devel repository as suggested by spooon.
Great - the fedora faq is a good general trouble-shooter. Another link you should consider is www.mjmwired.net - the FC4 setup (under resources) there is solid and well explained.
Last edited by Simon Bridge; 09-07-2005 at 07:08 PM.
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