I opened software management and it was showing loads of RED roll back’s :\
So I went to the repo url with browser and versions shown there were the ones I have installed NOT the red roll backs.
Can anyone else check this. From various build service
Firefox
kde4 factory
qt
kde3
[edit]
I think the fault may be in the updates repo. It seems to be forcing all kde4.1 back to 4.0
I disabled it and all the roll backs went
except one in FF, still red.
Ok. This is getting more than strange. I disabled my Update repo (which was installed from the default install of suse) And added the url from the repo page Package Repositories - openSUSE - which incidentally looks identical. But now all the RED roll backs are gone.
Has anyone else had this?
I have had to do this with both my machines now
adding this
Index of /update/11.0
caf4926 wrote:
>
> I opened software management and it was showing loads of RED roll
> back’s
> :
>
> So I went to the repo url with browser and versions shown there were
> the ones I have installed NOT the red roll backs.
>
> Can anyone else check this. From various build service
>
> Firefox
> kde4 factory
> qt
> kde3
>
>
Same problem here, with all repo’s.
ALL repo’s?
I just had to replace the Updates. The installed by default from when you install Suse - remove!
Replace as I quoted above
All other repo’s seem fine
It’s a satsolver/yast bug, which affects x86_64 systems since a recent update:
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=439351
You shouldn’t do anything crazy. If you don’t know exactly what you’re doing just wait until the bug is fixed, shouldn’t be long.
It does seem that removing/deleting the Update repo, and then re-adding it “fixes” this problem.
Like I said!
Very Strange eh?
I found this solution in about 10 mins
caf4926 wrote:
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> ALL repo’s?
>
> I just had to replace the Updates. The installed by default from when
> you install Suse - remove!
>
> Replace as I quoted above
>
> All other repo’s seem fine
>
>
It was not all, but ISO image on disk, Main Repos (OSS and Non OSS),
Update and Gnome STABLE, in that hierarchic order.
I had to remove the ISO image and replace the other four with repos from
another server. Removing a repo and then add it again from the same
server did not help.
Strange ting is that I have this problem with only one of my three
installations, all three using the same repos and all three with the
same 32-bit version of OpenSUSE 11.0.
cb400f wrote:
>
> It’s a satsolver/yast bug, which affects x86_64 systems since a recent
> update:
> https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=439351
>
> You shouldn’t do anything crazy. If you don’t know exactly what you’re
> doing just wait until the bug is fixed, shouldn’t be long.
>
>
I have the same problem with a 32-bit installation.