[mythtv-users] yum upgrade "freezes" - can't continue
Al McIntosh
junkmail at allanmcintosh.com
Sun Feb 12 00:14:05 UTC 2006
Michael Haan wrote:
> This has happened multiple times now. Following Jarod's guide, I do a
> fresh install of FC4 x86_64 then run "yum upgrade". Somewhere along
> the way it "pauses". The machine isn't frozen as I can break out of
> the upgrade by hitting ctrl-Z. But then, re-running yum upgrade
> gives me something about net-snmp being needed for net-snmp-libs.
> Anyone else seen this and/or know how to get past it?
Sounds like you will not be using snmp. You could try `rpm -e --test
net-snmp net-snmp-libs` if there are no complicated conflicts
then I would just remove it with rpm -e --test net-snmp net-snmp-libs.
Also, when you use ctrl-Z it does not kill a process it simply suspends
it. By doing so you could have many instances of yum sleeping in the
background. Use ctrl-C instead if you are trying to kill a hung
process. You can use 'jobs' to query processes running in your current
shell. Or use ps -ef or top to see if you have yum sleeping. With regard
to yum this could pose potential issues with open locks.
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