Check you urpmi sources. Make sure there are not dual entries and that all your sources are for 8.2 and some other version like 9.0 or Cooker. Also, I don't have Mandrake on any of my machines anymore but I know there is a command to rebuild your urpmi sources. At the very least you can remove all your sources and then add them again. This will work like an apt-get update. Check the man pages for urpmi, urpmi.removemedia, and urpmi,addmedia for more info. My guess is that once all the sources are updated your problems will go away. You may also want to try rebuilding your rpm database in case that is the problem.
Good luck, Jesse On Wed, 2003-01-15 at 10:48, Peter Pankonin wrote: > Looks like things are not working correctly after all. > > For example, the upgrade list shows that a bugfix for gurpmi, version > 4.0-20_82.2.mdk, is available and that I have version 3.3-22mdk installed. > After upgrading, gurpmi is still in the list, with the same information. If I > try to upgrade it, I get an error that says, version 4.0-20_82.2.mdk is > already installed.
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