> > > The only bug I see in bugzilla is #88720. > > This is the second time I've seen the error. The first time it was also > after a yum update of some kind, and I had to do an upgrade install with > 9 to get it back to operational status. That's not really an option > now. I have a list of all the packages that were lost from the > database. Is there a way to get the database regenerated? > Yes - but I think I know how it happened. first things first go int /var/log look for rpmpkgs that will be a list of rpms on your system you'll need to get those pkgs then get the list of them that AREN'T in your db already then run rpm -ivh --justdb --noscripts on each of them. that should let you install all the stuff back into your rpmdb. I would also like you to disable that version of yum you have installed. For the moment. -sv
