Thanks, Brian. That seems to have done the trick. It would certainly be nice to handle the multiple architectures better, though I guess this is specific to only AMD64 based systems. What would be even nicer is for it to not be an all or nothing design, but for it to install the updates that will work, skipping the ones that won't. I think the current scheme is a poor one, though it's probably much simpler than trying to figure out which ones can be installed and which cannot. Jonathan On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 22:58:05 -0500, Brian Wheeler <bdwheele@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Not a good way to do it, but I downloaded that package and did an "rpm > --install --force" on it. Everything updated just fine after that. > > I'm hoping that FC3 handles this sort of thing better! > > Brian > > > > On Tue, 2004-10-26 at 20:43, Jonathan Berry wrote: > > Hi, > > I'm running FC2 x86_64 on my laptop. Yum refuses to update because of > > the redhat-artwork rpm package. OpenOffice.org (i386) wants > > redhat-artwork-0.96-1.i386, but I have redhat-artwork-0.96-1.x86_64 > > installed, which is needed by other installed programs. When it tries > > to install the i386 one, it complains that it conflicts with the > > x86_64 package. Why there are two different packages, first of all, > > makes no sense to me. Are these not just pictures and such? The > > description says "contains the themes and icons." Is there a way to > > force yum to go ahead and install, since it seems likely that there > > won't be a problem with using the x86_64 artwork package? Or at least > > skip the ones it can't install and go ahead with what it can? There > > is a whole list of things to install/update. Why should it die if it > > cannot install one package and there are other packages do not depend > > on that package? > > > > Jonathan > >
