Description of problem: Was upgrading a fc5 server to fc7. Tried to do this directly doing a cd based over the network (http). Got a message that I needed to file a bug report. Did a search first and found the error. It said that it was a bug and that it would not be fixed because fc5 was to old. So I upgraded fc5 to fc6. Then attempted to upgrade fc6-fc7. I got a worse result now it won't boot. Included here are the two dumps. (failed is the attempt fc5-fc7) fc6fc7 is the fc6-fc7 attempt. Message PackageSackError: No Package Matching kernel.i686 in both cases. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Only have one computer like this Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual results: Expected results: Additional info: This is a panasonic tough book lap top cf72. Interestingly enough the file that the anoconda message says to upload to bugzilla will in fact not upload because it is to large. I have placed it on a server listed above along with the version from the previous message. I have done a number of these upgrades using the same cd method that is specificed in the documentation. Frankly most don't work and I end up with trashed drives. All kinds of different failures each time. Is the problem that the documented cdrom based upgrade method not actually work????
Did a install fc7 instead of and upgrade and this worked.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 345701 ***