yum-update wont stop running, but wont do anything!?
Ok, a few days ago I did a mad Add/Remove (add!) on my new Fedora 8 system. Ummm... all Educational, Entertainment/Game, most of the entire development section...
anyways... Hard disk filled up before the install could commence. I have since partitioned new space and transferred mount of /var/cache/yum/Fedora/packages over to a sizable partition... but... whenever I try to run the Add/Remove it complains that another process has the update locked! I've topped and killed yum-updated all over and over... but it just auto restarts and I dont know where in the config files and/or menus this process is being initiated. I also tried leaving my system on the net all night last night with plenty of space on the hard drive, hoping it would resolve itself... but no luck. Nothing shows up in the System Notifications area... even after numerous reboots and long periods of idle time. Suggestions? thx kc |
System->Administration->Services (root password): uncheck yum-updatesd and stop it.
You SHOULD be able to then do a: yum clean all and start again. Good Luck Lazlow |
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Is there a more industrial strength kill? Is there a f@#$ing 'murder' command? LOL thx, kc |
found my answer
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