Well, that did the trick! I thought to do that a while ago, but I
didn't know all of the files I needed to delete. Thanks for the help.
tdh
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> What's the problem here? Is there something else I should be doing? In
> the past, after a power outage, once it reboots, the RPM db is fine. I
> would rather not reboot my workstation, and figured there was another
> means around this.
>
> Does anybody have any ideas/suggestions?
>
See if
Recently I tried to check which RPMs I had installed for a few packages,
and the rpm -qa | grep took forever. This has happened
in the past, so I just rebuild the database.
rpm --rebuilddb
I've done this many times in the past, with a number of machines, and it
goes through, takes a few minutes
