On 10/21/2010 04:49 AM, Silent-Hunter wrote
>> You cannot do that, since yum searches the remote repo for what is
>> available vs. what you already have. You have the 32 bit version,
>> and it sees that the 64 bit version is available on rpmfusion, and
>> since you do not have the 64 bit version, it tells you it is available.
>> You could also disable the rpmfusion repo
>> There might be a way to exclude this package in the rpmfusion
>> repo files in /etc/yum.repos.d
>> I am not sure if that is possible. Just a conjecture.
>>
>>
> No, the 64 bit version is in _local.
OK - then search the directory /etc/yum.repops.d
for a repo file which describes the _local repo.
and either
1- delete it
OR
2- edit it and append to it
enabled=0.
If it already has
enabled=1
then change 1 to 0.
OR
3- If the _local repository is a directory on your system, then
remove the 6r bit version of the offending rpm from that local
repository.
I think it is generally not a good thing to h ave local repositories
because no matter where you obtained them from, there will
always be more recent versions on the original server.
Also, it usualy a very bad idea to mix repos from Mandriva or Suse
(and other distros) with Fedora because of dependencies.
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