2016-03-02 4:57 GMT+01:00 stan <stanl-fedorau...@vfemail.net>: > And it's true, there is no package qemu installed. So, I presume that > dnf found the package qemu at virt-preview, because the repository is > enabled, but that it is not installed. What was the list command you > used? dnf list? Or dnf list installed? Or dnf list available? If > you used just dnf list, then it shows both packages that are installed > and available in repositories for installation. > > yup i ran dnf list, my bad i thought it was listing installed packages.
> That makes sense. And it obviously worked! And I'm not saying you > should never use third party repositories, just to realize that if you > do, you could have problems. > > So what does dnf say when you run > dnf -v upgrade qemu\* > ? > Running this will make update all packages to 2:2.5.0-6.fc23. > From what you've posted, there is no reason that it shouldn't upgrade > the qemu packages, if there are updates available. If the qemu package > at the virt-preview site is blocking the update because 2.5.-6 is > considered newer than the update packages version, you could turn off > the virt-preview repository in /etc/yum.repos.d, run dnf clean > metadata, run the transaction, and then turn virt-preview back on. > I think i misunderstand things on version numbers, thought 2:2.5.0-6 means version 2.2... From what you say i have the feeling that i might be wrong about this. I'll try to clean things but first i want to find a way to remove virt-preview packages and install everything i need manually, this is too confusing.
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