Updated NetworkManager for x86_64.

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Hi all,

From time to time, I notice that, if a package has both an i386 and x86_64 version when using the x86_64 distro, the i386 package is sometimes omitted when updates are made. I can usually work around the problem by removing the i386 version and updating normally. This time, NetworkManager.i386 was depended upon by three other packages in my installation. My workaround this time was to download all the available updated NetworkManager packages in the x86_64 repo, add the i386 package from the i386 repo and do a localinstall. My question is, is the omission of the i386 packages from time to time intentional? And, in this case, would it be a good idea for someone to add the i386 package for NetworkManager to the x86_64 repo?

          TIA.


Bill in Denver

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