David Timms <dtimms@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> Inserting an -d 15 to add some debug to yum's output is usually quite
> informative:
> yum -d 15 update
I tried it, but only up to -d 10, since the manpage for you said that it
was the highest debug level.
> {I mention this because I prefer to so finite specific resolutions to
> issues (if necessary submitted to bugzilla and patched in sources),
> rather than using the sledge hammer approach and not learning anything
> about what was going wrong.}
I agree, I also prefer specific solutions rather than the generic ones. A
generic solution would e.g. be to reinstall the system, but that felt like
to much work to solve one small problem.
Regards
Ingemar
