Hi,
>have you tried using yum as root in the shell?
>aka:
>yum install gcc cpp <whatever else you want>
I had not, but I did so just now, and this does yield some
interesting results. When doing exactly the above, i.e. "yum install
gcc cpp", at first it comes a long way, until it hits the point where
it tries to install libobjc, which results in the following output:
---> Downloading header for libobjc to pack into transaction set.
libobjc-3.4.6-3.1.i386.rp 100% |=========================| 33 kB
00:00
---> Package libobjc.i386 0:3.4.6-3.1 set to be updated
--> Running transaction check
--> Processing Dependency: gcc = 3.4.5 for package: libtool
--> Finished Dependency Resolution
Error: Missing Dependency: gcc = 3.4.5 is needed by package libtool
Hah, again the dreaded libtool dependency....
Subsequently executing: "yum install libtool", results in:
Setting up Install Process
Setting up repositories
Reading repository metadata in from local files
Parsing package install arguments
Nothing to do
Doing a "yum update libtool" or "yum upgrade libtool" doesn't do any
magic either.
Nowwww, when checking the man pages, I do notice several ways of
cleaning yum's cache (like "yum clean packages" etc., and also a way
to remove packages "yum remove libtool"), but I am not certain doing
this is the best of ideas...
So... is there perhaps any way I can force re-install libtool, or
otherwise fix the conflicting dependencies (as a comparison, I am
looking for something like FreeBSDs ports mechanism where one can
most of the time nicely perform a "make", "make deinstall", "make
reinstall" sequence to get rid of similar dependency issues)?
Cheers and tnx,
Olafo
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