I ran preupgrade (even though my /boot partition didn't have enough space for the installer image) in Fedora 13 and everything seemed to go fine. I rebooted into the upgrade image, proceeded through all the steps and rebooted into the new fc14 kernel. However, 'yum repolist' still shows the F13 repositories. /etc/fedora-release has one line in it: "Generic release 14 (Generic)". I noticed that both 'generic-release-14-1' and 'fedora-release-13-1' (versions may be wrong) were installed. To fix this, I used rpm --erase --nodeps to remove both packages, manually downloaded and installed 'fedora-release-14-1' using rpm. 'yum repolist' now shows the F14 repos and I am currently running 'yum distro-sync'. If it's not obvious, I expected the fedora-release packages to be upgraded by preupgrade.
same problem here. yum remove fedora-release-13-1.noarch solved it for me - no need to "rpm --erase --nodeps" or download stuff. yum said the 13-1 package came from @anaconda-InstallationRepo-201005130056.i386 repository. it also got rid of "fedora-release-rawhide" from the "@fedora" repo as a dependency. not sure what that's about - could be a clue?
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