marco75
5th May 2005, 10:40 PM
I'm running FC3.
Last week, I ran "yum update", and let it run its course. I used synaptic to install two games. Worked great. Now I want to install a tarball, but I realize I opted out of the Development group in FC3 setup.
I run "Add/Remove Applications" and choose Development Tools from the list and click "Update", but then I get the following dialog:
Packages Not Found
The following packages could not be found on your system.
Installation cannot continue until they are installed.
Unlocatable package - Required by - version - RPM version
libselinux - system-config-securitylevel - 1.4.18 - 2
dbus - dbus-glib - 0.22 - 10.FC3.2
dbus - dbus-python - 0.22 - 10.FC3.2
dbus - dbus-x11 - 0.22 - 10.FC3.2
krb5-libs - krb5-workstation - 1.3.6 - 5
pam - sane-backends - 1.0.15 - 1.4
libxml2 - libxml2-python - 2.6.16 - 3
When I check with Synaptic, these exact versions of the unlocatable packages are already installed on my system.
Clearly "Package Management" and synaptic disagree as to what is installed on my system.
1) Should I report this as a bug, and if so, where?
2) How do I get around this? Can't I install Fedora Package Groups from CD anymore, once I upgraded from the Internet?
I wanted to save time and bandwidth.
3) What packages should I manually install to compile tarballs, other than gcc?
Thanks for Your time!
Marco
Last week, I ran "yum update", and let it run its course. I used synaptic to install two games. Worked great. Now I want to install a tarball, but I realize I opted out of the Development group in FC3 setup.
I run "Add/Remove Applications" and choose Development Tools from the list and click "Update", but then I get the following dialog:
Packages Not Found
The following packages could not be found on your system.
Installation cannot continue until they are installed.
Unlocatable package - Required by - version - RPM version
libselinux - system-config-securitylevel - 1.4.18 - 2
dbus - dbus-glib - 0.22 - 10.FC3.2
dbus - dbus-python - 0.22 - 10.FC3.2
dbus - dbus-x11 - 0.22 - 10.FC3.2
krb5-libs - krb5-workstation - 1.3.6 - 5
pam - sane-backends - 1.0.15 - 1.4
libxml2 - libxml2-python - 2.6.16 - 3
When I check with Synaptic, these exact versions of the unlocatable packages are already installed on my system.
Clearly "Package Management" and synaptic disagree as to what is installed on my system.
1) Should I report this as a bug, and if so, where?
2) How do I get around this? Can't I install Fedora Package Groups from CD anymore, once I upgraded from the Internet?
I wanted to save time and bandwidth.
3) What packages should I manually install to compile tarballs, other than gcc?
Thanks for Your time!
Marco