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My first attempt at installing Amahi and it constantly comes up with a conflict and will not complete the install, below is the error messages. I have tried the rpm and yum in a terminal but always get a conflict that means the install never completes
my knowledge of the command line is novice
Any suggestions welcome

Ian


ERROR Verbose log file at '/root/hda-install-120103-215938.log'.

Retrieving install code ...

Install code looks good

Stopping background software updates ...

Background software updates stopped

WARNING: rpm uninstall failed ... please run

rpm -e gnome-packagekit

by hand until it uninstalls correctly

WARNING: rpm uninstall failed ... please run

rpm -e setroubleshoot setroubleshoot-server setroubleshoot-plugins

by hand until it uninstalls correctly

Installing 5 packages ...

WARNING: rpm install failed ... please run

yum -y install yum-plugin-fastestmirror php-mysql ruby-docs boost dhcp dhclient

by hand until it installs correctly

RPM packages installed

Starting MySQL

Initializing MySQL

Initializing Storage Pooling ...

Installing pluginfactory ...

Initializing Ruby on Rails and DB

Activating your HDA's settings

Not enough information provided to help us diagnose. Are you installing via Fedora 14 DVD, Express Cd, etc?

The more detail you provide about your install and network, the easier it will be to assist you.

Not enough information provided to help us diagnose. Are you installing via Fedora 14 DVD, Express Cd, etc?

The more detail you provide about your install and network, the easier it will be to assist you.

OK, bit embarrassed, thanks for pointing out the bleeding obvious mistake I made by not reading the instructions properly and attempting to install on 16 instead of 14. All working fine now.

Cheers
Ian

I hope you understand Fedora 16 is in early Alpha stage. There are no apps available and not all Amahi functionality is working. If you want a PROD system, best to go with Fedora 14.

We are hoping to have Fedora 16 ready by the end of this month, providing we don't run into any major problems.