[Yum] forcing to take i386 instead of i686 packages

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On Thu, 13 Nov 2003, Trond Eivind Glomsr?d wrote:

> On Thu, 2003-11-13 at 11:40, Eddie Bindt wrote:
> > Hi list,
> > 
> > I have some Celeron processors that are regognized by yum as i686 
> > (Coppermine) . I would like to run i386 rpms on it instead of i686.
> > 
> > setting exactarch=1 does not do this ...
> > Is there some setting in yum.conf to force this ?
> 
> Try setarch?

hmm, I can not find any documentation on that ...
 
> That said, Celeron is i686.

yeah, can be. But I have 2 of these machines out of 200 non-celerons. And 
both of the 2 machine run out of memory on RH9 ... 
It seems that some non-visible process like internal cache is eating all 
the mem ... After 2 or 3 days all mem is gone and I need to reboot ...
As configs on all machines are almost identical, I only can only suspect kernel or glibc ...  
These are the only 2 i686 packages (and openssl) on that Celeron 
machines..

Since I manually installed an i386 kernel and glibc, problems seem to be 
less. But not gone :-( 

Anyway, forcing someting like arch=i386 in yum.conf would help ...

Eddie



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