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So I've upgraded a Fedora 15 machine to 16 using the bootable media, and because of the number of extra packages that were installed under F15, there are now a ton of dependency problems. This is expected, of course, and isn't a problem - I'm generally very good at solving dependencies. The problem is that yum insists on telling me what all these broken dependencies are every time I use it. So, suppose I want to know what's wrong with the foobar package and I type something like "yum update foorbar". It gives me the real error message telling me why it couldn't update foobar, and then says "** Found 336 pre-existing rpmdb problem(s), 'yum check' output follows:" and now the true error has scrolled into oblivion. I very much need it not to do that. I've searched the man page for possible flags to turn this off, but didn't find anything, and even "-e 0 -d 0" still produces the output.
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F17 still bugs me with this...
This should be a very temporary problem, and having a way to turn it off will just encourage people to have it do that all the time. We already get enough bug reports asking why yum failed to do XYZ when looking at the "yum check" output says "XYZ is going to be a problem".