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YU wanted to update libzypp, package rug-7.1.1.0-18.9 to
rug-7.1.1.0-18.24. It run, then said that it needed to restart, then it
reported a bunch of files to update, which were _instantly_ updated. I
wasn't satisfied (so fast? no time to download anything!), so I closed
Yast manually and tried a second time: it wanted to update rug again!
I went this loop three times. The command rpm reported I had only the old
version installed. Yast did not complain of any error, though, but it
failed.
Finally, I downloaded manually rug-7.1.1.0-18.24.i586.rpm and installed it
with rpm , which worked flawlessly; then I fired up Yast which
this time is updating a bunch of things (nearly 800 Mb!), including a
kernel update.
792Mb how are modem users going to cope? No delta.rpm support in
yast :-(
By the way, I find the current behaviour of yast, downloading a package,
then installing it, downloading the next, installing it, worse than the
previous behaviour of downloading everything in one operation. At least,
being the install so slow now, it could continue downloading the next
package while it installs the previous one at the same time. Linux is
multitasking, right?
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Cheers,
Carlos Robinson
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I use all of them.

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The Sunday 2006-07-23 at 12:10 +0100, Richard Ibbotson wrote:

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I use all of them.

But I don't, I want to use only Yast.
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Carlos E. R.

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Am Sonntag, 23. Juli 2006 12:53 schrieb Carlos E. R.:

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I went this loop three times. The command rpm reported I had only the old
version installed. Yast did not complain of any error, though, but it
failed.

Same here. First, I thought it was my fault, e.g., I accidently deselected
the update while trying to see its details (previously happened some times
to me).

Finally, I downloaded manually rug-7.1.1.0-18.24.i586.rpm and installed
it with rpm , which worked flawlessly;

That would have been my last resort, but after performing the YU procedure
several times (>2), rug was finally updated. Unfortunately, I do not know
what exactly did the trick.

then I fired up Yast
which this time is updating a bunch of things (nearly 800 Mb!), including
a kernel update.

792Mb how are modem users going to cope? No delta.rpm support in
yast :-(
().

Really 792MB? That would have taken about 2 hours for me, just to download.
I do not think that it actually took that much time here.

G
Jan

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The Sunday 2006-07-23 at 13:36 +0200, Jan Ritzerfeld wrote:

I went this loop three times. The command rpm reported I had only the old
version installed. Yast did not complain of any error, though, but it
failed.

Same here. First, I thought it was my fault, e.g., I accidently deselected
the update while trying to see its details (previously happened some times
to me).

Then, it's clearly a bug.

792Mb how are modem users going to cope? No delta.rpm support in
yast :-(
().

Really 792MB? That would have taken about 2 hours for me, just to download.
I do not think that it actually took that much time here.

That's what it said. Before rug's update, it was always saying "zero". I
can't certify it, I went away to buy the paper meanwhile.

It was a kernel update, several things related to X and video, sax? 16
things in all. Some of them could be pending from last week, though.
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Carlos E. R.

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Sun, Jul 23, 2006 at 12:53:47PM +0200, Carlos E. R. wrote:

YU wanted to update libzypp, package rug-7.1.1.0-18.9 to
rug-7.1.1.0-18.24. It run, then said that it needed to restart, then it
reported a bunch of files to update, which were _instantly_ updated. I
wasn't satisfied (so fast? no time to download anything!), so I closed
Yast manually and tried a second time: it wanted to update rug again!

I went this loop three times. The command rpm reported I had only the old
version installed. Yast did not complain of any error, though, but it
failed.

This is a known bug. After the third time everthing should be fine.

Finally, I downloaded manually rug-7.1.1.0-18.24.i586.rpm and installed it
with rpm , which worked flawlessly; then I fired up Yast which
this time is updating a bunch of things (nearly 800 Mb!), including a
kernel update.

792Mb how are modem users going to cope? No delta.rpm support in
yast :-(

It is hopefully back soon.

Ciao, Marcus

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The Sunday 2006-07-23 at 22:32 +0200, Marcus Meissner wrote:

I went this loop three times. The command rpm reported I had only the old
version installed. Yast did not complain of any error, though, but it
failed.

This is a known bug. After the third time everthing should be fine.

Ah? Not to me So I quited one time too early.

Perhaps you should say this in the comments of the update.

792Mb how are modem users going to cope? No delta.rpm support in
yast :-(

It is hopefully back soon.

I'm lucky to have upgraded my inet connection this year, it seems ;-)
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Cheers,
Carlos E. R.
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Mon, Jul 24, 2006 at 12:21:49AM +0200, Carlos E. R. wrote:

The Sunday 2006-07-23 at 22:32 +0200, Marcus Meissner wrote:

I went this loop three times. The command rpm reported I had only the old
version installed. Yast did not complain of any error, though, but it
failed.

This is a known bug. After the third time everthing should be fine.

Ah? Not to me So I quited one time too early.

Perhaps you should say this in the comments of the update.

792Mb how are modem users going to cope? No delta.rpm support in
yast :-(

It is hopefully back soon.

I'm lucky to have upgraded my inet connection this year, it seems ;-)

We should perhaps left the SLE10 merge back patches to some later time.

Ciao, Marcus