yum update errors
 

Hi,

I was trying to update my system few minutes ago, and I got this error:
I tried these two commands:
But it did not work. I think its a conflict between dependencies and I wish someone can help with that.

what repos do you have on ???
it looks like you might have turned fedora-TESTING on
if you did -- turn it OFF


-- these SHOULD BE OFF --
*-testing
rawhide ( -- big time OFF )

Have you tried the error massage suggestion ???

My repos are:
update
fedora
rpmfusion
adobe (flash)
google (chrome, talk)

I have not turned the testing on, and I have not also tried the suggestion on the error message. I do not want to skip dependencies.
Is it possible there is a conflict on the repos themselves?

Thanks

This is due to duplicate packages present.
 

faizlo,

Do rpm -qa |grep -i 'packagename'

ie.
#####################################
rpm -qa |grep 'coreutils-libs'

coreutils-libs-8.4-9.fc13.i686
coreutils-libs-8.4-9.fc13.i686
#####################################

and remove the duplicate package using rpm -e

rpm -e coreutils-libs-8.4-9.fc13.i686

do an updatedb command at the end.

Resolved :)

So, I guess now these warnings are because of the updatedb being run and yum noticed that!

If there is nothing I may have missed, I guess I am done.

faizlo

try remove this repos:
adobe (flash)
google (chrome, talk)
and later again
yum reinstall coreutils -y

falcom

I think it is solved now. Please take a look at my post right before you and correct me if I am wrong, because I could update with some warnings about the rpmdb.

Thanks

it looks to be fine
but a bit of advice
the " Presto" yum plugin has given me( and a LOT of people) nothing but trouble

you might want to uninstall it . But that is your choice .

the default and one other " download-only " and maybe "prioritys " if you install third party repos

Fast-download ??? Some like it. Some , nothing but trouble with it . mileage varies.

OK! I guess you are right, I remember that yum-fastest mirror has slowed down my yum! Yes, this is my experience with it, I added it after this problem for no particular reason other than trying it again.

Any way, thanks to you all, I will mark this thread "solved", although I would love to know why did this happen? last time I updated was few days ago and it went flawlessly as usual.

~faizlo

that is life with fedora , things "just" happen , seeing as it is a very FAST development distro

but most likely a mirror was not yet fully updated

don't get me wrong i like fedora BUT it requires A LOT of work on YOUR PART to keep it up and running

I agree with John VV, I am almost sure the repo mirror was not fully updated yet when you did the update yourself.
Yet, I can tell you from my experience, that Fedora is getting back to compete hardly with Ubuntu which is in the end, very useful to us, the Linux community people.