Karl Larsen wrote:
I was mad because it was impossible for anyone to now how to fix it.
I am back on F8 right now and it seems to be working fine.
Karl
So you decided to venture into Fedora 8 country again. Hopefully things
will go a lot smoother with the newer installation.
Regarding rpm --force, it does not work out as --replacefiles
--replacepkgs does if yum pukes all over your installation because of an
rpm failure during the transaction. --replacepkgs works out better and
removes the bogus previous version which was already removed from your
rpm database. I recently had an opportunity to test the options to rpm
since during a 60 plus when compiz-gnome failed. There was a big mess to
cleanup afterwards. That was with Fedora 9 to be though and not Fedora 8.
Good luck!
Jim
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