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   I've run into this problem before. My ISP appears to have some early
   morning problem and when I start yum update it simply keeps trying
   to find another update. I can live with that and just try again
   later but there is no graceful way to tell yum to stop!

   I logged into a new terminal and tried reboot, the screen went gray
   and it looked like the yum update was still going? Finally had to
   press the computer "Reset."

   I've rebooted this computer four or five times this morning as a result.

   How can I stop the yum update? None of the usual stuff like CTRL+c
   works. This is F-17/64 bit.

   Bob

-- http://www.qrz.com/db/W2BOD

   box9

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