On Sat, 2012-03-03 at 14:31 +0000, Andy Blanchard wrote: > First step is to check whether you actually have multiple versions of > the same package installed, or just that RPM/Yum think so, ie. does > the command: > > rpm -q glibc > > report one or more packages? > > If the former, the you can probably fix the problem by a clean and > reset of both the RPM and Yum package data (which is harmless in any > event): > > # Remove the RPM package DB: > rm -f /var/lib/rpm/__db.* > # Rebuild the RPM package DB: > rpmdb --rebuilddb > # Clear the Yum cache: > yum clean all > # Rebuild the Yum package data (and check for updates): > yum check-update > > If the latter, then try the following: > > # Install yum-utils (if you don't have it already): > yum install yum-utils > # Clean up duplicate packages > # NOTE: I'd recommend a review of the Man page and use of the > information options first: > package-cleanup --cleandupes > > > HTH, It did help - thanks Andy... It was the latter (2 copies of e.g. qlibc) so I ran package-cleanup --cleandupes This caused me to take a bit of a deep breath as it also wanted to remove various dependencies and amounted to some 50 packages to be removed. However - "yum check" comes up clean and the so far everything seems OK. Thanks for your help. Much appreciated... Mark
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