Have you filed a bug report on it? I don't seem to have these types of problems...but I don't mix up2date/yum and synaptic/apt. Do you have extra repositories that you are using? freshrpms + planetccrma + fedora core etc sometimes cause issues. -Chris On Sat, 2004-01-03 at 14:22, Lamar Owen wrote: > On Thursday 01 January 2004 10:59 pm, Warren Togami wrote: > > rpm-4.2.x is NOT what Fedora Legacy is doing. > > That's probably a good thing. I can reliably and just about on command > heavily corrupt a Fedora Core 1 RPM database on one machine I have in > production. It's an AMD K6-2 that otherwise is solid as a rock; but a couple > of runs of {apt|synaptic|up2date|yum} and I get all sorts of odd errors. RPM > doesn't hang; it spits errors. Deleting /var/lib/rpm/Pubkeys and doing an > rpm --rebuild restores it long enough to run rpm -U on a dozen or so packages > before it starts spitting again. I have had to pipe the Packages db through > rpmdb_dump and rpmdb_load at least a dozen times, now. The only thing that > reliably restores operation (for a while) is rm of Pubkeys; but that's a > temporary fix. > > Basically, every time I run up2date (and it actually installs more than just a > few updates) I have to do the recovery. This is the only machine that has > this problem. > > The machine passes several burn-in tests of RAM, CPU, and HD.