On Fri, 2007-08-31 at 14:17 -0400, Phil Schaffner wrote: > You just stimulated me to try it. Tested on a fully-updated CentOS 4.5 > VMware install (Workstation+development packages) - no previous 3rd > party repos or other non-CentOS packages installed. Installed > yum-plugin-priorities-0.0.5-2.el4.centos. Added ATrpms repo with > priorities set lower (higher number) than base repos, and did update. > > Seems yum wants to update yum with the ATrpms version, but fails on > dependencies that are caught by the priorities. ??? > > Let me know if info other than below is needed. Thanks for catching this! The problem is that yum is an i386 package in ATRPMS, while it is a noarch package in our repositories. This was not a problem without multi-arch support (though, this had other problems, see RH bug: 227540). I think/guess the easiest fix is asking ATRPMS whether they can make their yum package noarch (since there seem to be no arch-specific files in it). -- Daniel