I added the following to the Fedora 11 Alpha Release Notes, since this is just a wiki page and all installers should read them: >> == Known Issues == Due to changes in MD5 checksums, "yum update" will fail. To fix this: * yum update rpm * yum update << Can anyone verify that this actually works? I have not experienced this problem. The more complicated methods I have seen come across the list were (I think) what's below, but if they are no longer necessary or accurate the above is very clean. --Beland >> 1.) * yum install yum-downloadonly * yum --downloadonly install rpm * yum update 2.) "Make sure db4-utils is installed. (That one went smoothly with yum.) Get rpm-4.6.0-8 as well as rpm-libs and rpm-python from koji. (Or, one could probably do it by installing the yum-downloadonly plugin then doing yum --downloadonly install rpm, which should pull in the others, as well as bash and company. Then, assuming db4-utils is installed, get the rpm-libs rpm-python and rpm in one directory. Then rpm -Uvh *rpm" << -- fedora-test-list mailing list fedora-test-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-test-list
