i had this problem on my home PC with no internet access...
for me i had to make local repositories using the ISO's and link them accordingly to the *.repo file(s) in the /etc/yum.repos.d/ folder
there is a detailed explanation of this somewhere on this forum...
so perhaps your *.repo files might need to be edited.
i had the change the baseurl line to link them where i put the entire contents of the first installation disc, and the according RPMS folders from the rest of the discs.
so my guess is check ur *.repo files... although if you have internet access, everything should be working fine by default.
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here, also note this:
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Originally Posted by stanton-finley.net
As you continue please keep the following in mind: You should not use the livna.org repository in conjunction with the dag/freshrpms/dries/newrpms (RPMforge) collection of rpms in your configuration files for automatic updates. Use one group or the other but not both. These two groups are mutually incompatible and can cause errors in your installation if used together for automatic updates. Regardless of which group you choose you should also avoid using the ATrpms repository in your yum or apt configuration files for these reasons. Some additional information can be found here
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http://stanton-finley.net/fedora_cor...s.html#Warning
