Christopher A. Williams wrote:
> Next thing I would try is to use something like Yum Extender. Search for
> the package name under the Installed category, and then remove
> specifically the duplicate package you don't want.
The problem is not a duplicate installed package at all. It's that the
update apparently explicitly Obsoletes its own older version, so PackageKit
sees the update twice, once as a regular update and once as a package
replacement.
Kevin Kofler
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