On Wed, Oct 07, 2009 at 04:57:44PM +1100, Paul wrote: > Thanks just curiuos if I install this package do you think it will mess up > the yum config > when the new version comes out of production > > Installing: > nvidia-graphics190.32 i386 > 190.32-116.fc10 atrpms-bleeding 3.3 M > Installing for dependencies: > nvidia-graphics190.32-kmdl-2.6.27.30-170.2.82.fc10 i686 > 190.32-116.fc10 atrpms-bleeding 2.9 M > nvidia-graphics190.32-libs i386 > 190.32-116.fc10 atrpms-bleeding 7.4 M >
> ie will the above pages be compatible with released versions? The kmdl/libs are designed to coexist with past/future releases. The only package that would not be is the nvidia-graphics w/o version-in-name package as this package's sole pupose is to select the latest stable or the latest beta packages. So if there is a 189.99.99 version in stable and you have the 190.32 selector it would not trigger anymore. Put that's just theory, usually the next stable version is higher than the beta, and you wouldn't want a minor stable version (with a lesser version) to mess up with your beta setup anyway. -- Axel.Thimm at ATrpms.net
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