Just try enabling atrpms-bleeding and see whether yum update would download anything (you don't have to ack the update). And maybe there is only mythtv in bleeding that would update anything on your system, so you coudl even conclude the update. -- Axel.Thimm at ATrpms.net Axel, sorry I left out a few details. I did try what you've suggested;
enabling the repo in my yum config. First try after that I still got nothing related to Myth to update. Then I ran 'yum clean all' and tried again, but got some type of error on the bleeding repo (sorry, didn't write it down). Tried it one more time and got the same error. That's when I went with the manual install. Just ran 'yum update' again with bleeding enabled and now it is showing the myth packages. However, I've got a recording going in Myth at the moment and don't want to take a chance on disturbing it. I will try again in a while when the recording is done and post back my findings. Thanks, John
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