Hi Dario,
On Monday 10 August 2009 02:47 AM, Dario Castellarin wrote:
yum remove *f10* should do it, but I'm not sure if yum considers distro
tags, otherwise you can try with rpm -e *f10*, but this won't consider
dependencies.
This is very bad advice. In every release there are almost always some
package carried over from the last release. e.g. you will find \*fc11\*
packages in rawhide along with \*fc12\* packages. Please don't prescribe
brute force potentially dangerous solutions to others.
Rohit,
The first thing you can try is do a
$ yum clean metadata
and try the update again. If that doesn't work try
$ yum clean all
As a last resort you can remove the kmod-nvidia packages completely,
$ yum remove kmod-nvidia\*
reboot with the nouveau driver and then install the latest kmod-nvidia
packages from the repository.
$ yum install kmod-nvidia
That should take care of your problem.
GL
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