Hi,
I just upgraded an x86_64 system to centos 5.4.
fuse is now in Base, but it's split in two packages compared to the
single rpmforge package (there's now fuse-libs).
I don't know how yum deals with this, but apt/synaptic may have some
difficulties, depending on which fuse modules are installed.
In my case I had fuse and fuse-sshfs (both from rpmforge). apt wanted to
uninstall fuse-sshfs in order to upgrade fuse (to the Base 2.7.4-8.el5).
I had to tell synaptic to install fuse-libs while upgrading fuse, in
which case it agreed to keep fuse-sshfs.
As a side note I tried to install some other fuse modules (fuse-iso I
think), and that seemed to solve the problem: apt would then offer to
upgrade fuse and install fuse-libs, and keep fuse-sshfs. This didn't
work when I tested it by installing fuse-ntfs-3g, so it seems to depend
on the installed fuse modules/filesystems.
I guess it's a bug/weakness in apt.
I don't know how yum deals with this.
Again, there's a simple solution: tell synaptic to install fuse-libs
while upgrading fuse.
Regards,
Nicolas
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