I can not help myself but the procedure described at http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/YumUpgradeFaq with distro-sync is not flawless. While the "old way" with upgrading first the fedora-release* packages and then invoking "yum update" was most of the times straight forward and I used it many times, I did cca 5 updates with distro-sync and none of them was flawless or straight forward. Last example: F12 -> F13 there was 126MB of not updated packages in 82 packages. Let's go per instructions 1. yum clean all - no problems 2. rpm --import https://fedoraproject.org/static/97A1071F.txt - no problems 3. yum update yum - fetches all repo data again, upgrades yum to latest fc12. 4. yum --releasever=13 distro-sync --skip-broken - updates 81 packages from F12 that left for update and finishes. 5. yum repolist - shows all repos are still set to fc12. 6. now improvisation starts: yum --releasever=13 distro-sync --skip-broken - yum can not end dependency resolution, it was still cycling thru dependencies suggesting many packages to erase or downgrade, it does not react to ^C, nor kill -15, have to use kill -9 to end it. 7. yum clean all - no problems 8. yum --releasever=13 distro-sync --skip-broken - finaly does resolves 373MB in 752 packages to update for fc13. However it ends up with message "The GPG keys listed for "Fedora 13 - i386 - Updates" repository already installed, but they are not correct for this package. Check that the correct URLs are configure for this repository." What the heck is this about? Last time, somebody was interested in checking what's wrong. Here I am. System is not updated and I am waiting and willing to help with YumUpgradeFaq page update to make the steps really working. Adam Pribyl -- test mailing list test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/test
