I believe the filesystem RPM basically owns all the main directories on the
system. One of them being /media. I suspect you have something mounted on
/media, and since installing filesystem will try to create /media, that
results in an error it wasn't expecting.
can you umount /media and try
i think you'll need to re-read the man pages on prelink. specifically, the
-y or --md5 or --sha options. that is essentially what rpm -V does, it does
an undo of the prelink to verify the original binary file's hash; which
will be the same for the same version of software from the same package.
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