I'm getting failure because of conflicts in Mate-panel between i686 and 86_64.
Can I somehow remove all of one with a single command? (I expect more such conflicts.)
How do I tell which a given machine should be pared down to?
On 4/29/20 1:41 PM, Beartooth wrote:
I'm getting failure because of conflicts in Mate-panel between i686 and 86_64.
What are the conflicts?
Can I somehow remove all of one with a single command? (I expect more such conflicts.)
Something must have brought the 32-bit libs in, do you have wine installed? You could try "dnf remove *.i686", but make sure you check the remove list carefully.
How do I tell which a given machine should be pared down to?
32-bit installs are gone, but the kernel type will be the indicator. "rpm -q kernel" is it x86_64 or i686?
On Wed, 29 Apr 2020 13:56:04 -0700, Samuel Sieb wrote:
On 4/29/20 1:41 PM, Beartooth wrote:
Can I somehow remove all of one with a single command? (I expect more such conflicts.)
Something must have brought the 32-bit libs in, do you have wine installed? You could try "dnf remove *.i686", but make sure you check the remove list carefully.
I don't think I have wine on that one. I did try "dnf remove *.i686"; it got 164 hits, and I hardly knew squat about any of them. So I tried "dnf remove mate-*.i686" and got something a lot safer looking; I ran it.
Then I ran all the upgrade commands again, and this time they worked. Many, many thanks for all your trouble!
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