On Fri, 11 May 2007, Gerald Teschl wrote: > On Thu, 10 May 2007, Connie Sieh wrote: > > Just for the records: I found the problem: > There was an rpm with unresolvabel dependencies present.... > > Thanks for everybody's help, Earlier I found that in anaconda (with or without/kickstart) if one picks packages which conflict with each other you get a similar (mostly blank) error message. Attempting the same with yum after install (or system-config-packages or yumex or probably anything else that calls yum), generates an error about which aspects of the packages clash... It seems to me that the anaconda code is getting that there was an error but for whatever reason doesn't have the actual error message to display to the user -- maybe that makes tracking down the clash too easy... :-) For additional packages it seems safest to do a test install without and then add them with yum (just to be sure they are ok), before adding them to the kickstart config. I been tried to find my way through the anaconda code but I don't (yet) speak python so I've not made much progress (and obviously there arn't enough hours in the day...) Can anyone recomend a good book from which to learn pythin? Especially if it has any examples like yum plugins or similar system stuff? -- Jon