Tom Brinkman wrote:
On 16 8:54:S, Jim Cornette wrote:
Also, there appears to be a problem with the newer kernels
reporting the right process ID numbers with these later kernels.
Maybe this problem is causing nash to consume all the cpu time
when updating the kernels. In any case, holding off on the kernel
updates is probably best until the kernel problem is pinpointed
and time allows for the corrections to be made. About updating
the kernel, I do not do large updates any longer if there is a
new kernel. I wait for the other programs to be applied and then
go through a smaller update for the kernel. Once bitten twice
shy.
Jim
Yes, that's what I've decided for updates with a new kernel, do
the kernel separately, and I have for the last two. Just now I
checked for updates an there were 17, no kernel. 'yum update' was
successful, except for....
Updating : indent ####################### [13/34]
install-info: /usr/share/info/indent.info.gz: empty file
error: %post(indent-2.2.9-13.fc6.i386) scriptlet failed, exit status
1 .... and there was no 'Cleanup' statement for indent
Then running the script to chk for dups.....
# yumdups
Duplicates were found:
indent-2.2.9-12.3.1
indent-2.2.9-13.fc6
That is the trouble with %post scriptlet failures. %post leaves trails
and %pre only goes up to where it fails and does not install the rpm.
I avoided indent, m4, kdebase, gnome-vfs2 and a few other packages where
there are dependency errors. It's good that you noticed the failure with
indent and the scriptlet. Is there a bug report filed against this package?
Jim
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