Possible to do a system restore type thing with fedora?

[phantomcow2]

My Fedora is really getting screwy, and it has not even been 24 hours. At first it was okay, now I am having many problems.
I cannot use Pirut, it will not determine the software it says.
I cannot install any RPM's.
Yum will not work.

Is there some type of system restore that returns things to default settings without losing all my data?

[fpoole]

You can use the disc's rescue mode ("linux rescue" at install CD boot prompt), and try removing and installing these packages, but I have little knowledge of using the disc for that. It can probably be done if you're familiar with the directory structure. Maybe someone with a spare HD and time to waste can try it?

[phantomcow2]

Well I just decided to reinstall all together.
I am glad I did anyways, the 24 hours I had with KDE made me miss Gnome. ALl is working well now

[fpoole]

Originally Posted by phantomcow2

Well I just decided to reinstall all together.
I am glad I did anyways, the 24 hours I had with KDE made me miss Gnome. ALl is working well now

The opposite would be true for me. Glad everything worked out ok, though.

[teotihuacano]

Yes Christy: I have thos edependencies and NVU still rejects to install.
And phantomcow2: I had the same problem with pirut and so on but in one of the yum updates it got sorted out somehow...
Still trying with NVU. Almost a month and counting...