Am 11.06.2012 23:35, schrieb Christos Lazaridis:

I tried to yum -update from the kde-testing repo and I got most of the packages not updating due to broken dependencies. I tried to figure out what the problem was from the yum output but I couldn't understand much.

Also, I don't get why some i686 packages are pulled (like pykde4) although I have a 64-bit system.

this happens all the time on broken deps if yum thinks they can be solved by pull i686 until it finds out that it will not work

yum --skip-broken --exclude=*i686 update

On 06/11/2012 04:35 PM, Christos Lazaridis wrote:

Hi,

I tried to yum -update from the kde-testing repo and I got most of the packages not updating due to broken dependencies. I tried to figure out what the problem was from the yum output but I couldn't understand much.

Also, I don't get why some i686 packages are pulled (like pykde4) although I have a 64-bit system. Note that the system does not try to update these packages if kde-testing repo is disabled.

I have attached the yum output in case it is more enlightening to someone else.

You seem to have some kde multilib libraries installed. Be aware our kde-* repos only include minimal multilib support (qt only for the most part), so if you have any kde*.i686 pkgs installed, you may run into issues.

-- rex