On 07/15/17 04:51, Bob Goodwin wrote:
On 07/14/17 18:22, Rick Stevens wrote:
If you have both the i686 and x86_64
versions of gedit installed, try
uninstalling the out-of-arch version
(e.g. uninstall the i686 version
if you're on a 64-bit machine).
I lost the top of this thread. Did
you do
$ sudo dnf system-upgrade
download --allowerasing --refresh
--releasever=26
to start the upgrade? Note the reboot
doesn't do any downloads--it
just installs the RPMs already
downloaded via the "dnf system-upgrade
download" command.
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We have been having near continuous
t-storms all night it seems and rain
kills my path to the satellite but it
appears to have let up so I am trying
the command line [again] as suggested.
I first dnf removed gedit which took
out the i686 files and did:
dnf system-upgrade download
--allowerasing --refresh --releasever=26
as suggested. It skipped all the
previously downloaded files, added
several more and completed that part
in a minute or so. The upgrade was
rebooted and it is presently
installing 3821 files.
Hopefully this will succeed, I will
report the result later this morning.
Thanks for the help,
Bob
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Yes, that appears to have worked as
expected, removing gedit to eliminate
the conflict there was the key. Once
updated I let dnf install the proper
version of gedit. All I've tried so far
has worked so it looks good to go. I did
change the desktop background to plain
#0000ff blue. That was my secondary
computer, I'll try this one when I feel
more courageous ...
Thanks to all,
Bob
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