Created attachment 718236 [details] script to search broken packages Description of problem: Some packages are still referenced, although they are not available anymore. See 'Additional info' for complete list of affected packages. Sometimes package names will be redirected to another package with 'yum install ${package}' those packages are noted with '# redirected to ${package2}' I searched for replacement packages using 'yum list *${partial-package-name}', sometimes in vain. In order to automate the search I wrote a script, see attachement. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 18 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. install F18 2. try to install the missing packages and compare with output of 'yum group info ${group}' 3. optional: execute attached script to search for broken packages Expected results: fix package names or associations. Additional info: <group name> --- <package name> # <comment> admin-tools --- ettercap-gtk # redirected to ettercap anaconda-tools --- s390utils-base # does binutils-s390x-linux-gnu.x86_64 gcc-s390x-linux-gnu.x86_64 qemu-system-s390x.x86_64 fit? anaconda-tools --- s390utils # see s390utils-base anaconda-tools --- silo # does not exist anaconda-tools --- uboot-beagle # does uboot-tools fit? anaconda-tools --- uboot-origen # uboot-tools ? anaconda-tools --- uboot-panda # nothing fits anaconda-tools --- yaboot # nothing fits authoring-and-publishing --- xdvik # redirected to texlive-xdvi-bin base-x --- xorg-x11-drv-geode # nothing fits base-x --- xorg-x11-drv-omap # nothing fits cloud-infrastructure --- pacemaker-cloud # does pacemaker fit? core --- ppc64-utils # nothing fits development-libs --- db4-devel # redirected to libdb4-devel development-tools --- ipython # says python-ipython is already installed dogtag --- pki-common-javadoc # redirected to pki-javadoc dogtag --- pki-java-tools-javadoc # redirected to pki-javadoc dogtag --- pki-util-javadoc # redirected to pki-javadoc eclipse --- eclipse-callgraph # redirected to eclipse-systemtap font-design --- lcdf-typetools # redirected to texlive-lcdftypetools-bin games --- d1x-full # redirected to d1x-full games --- fceultra # redirected to fceux games --- snowballz # nothing fits games --- ultrastardx # nothing fits gnome-desktop --- evolution-NetworkManager # nothing fits gnome-desktop --- gnome-disk-utility-nautilus # nothing fits gnome-desktop --- gstreamer-plugins-bad-extras # says gstreamer-plugins-bad-free-extras is already installed gnome-desktop --- PackageKit-gtk-module # replace with PackageKit-gtk3-module ? gnome-software-development --- gnome-python2-gda-devel # nothing fits graphical-internet --- comical # nothing fits graphical-internet --- mozilla-vlc # says npapi-vlc already installed hardware-support --- ogre-cg # nothing fits hardware-support --- s3switch # nothing fits input-methods --- scim-mozc # nothing fits japanese-support --- scim-mozc # nothing fits legacy-software-support --- compat-db # already reported: bug 922266 multimedia --- gstreamer1-plugins-espeak # already reported: bug 922269 office --- xdvik # redirected to texlive-xdvi-bin sound-and-video --- audacious-plugins-freeworld-alac # nothing fits sound-and-video --- audacious-plugins-freeworld-lame # nothing fits sound-and-video --- audacious-plugins-freeworld-tta # nothing fits sound-and-video --- audacious-plugins-freeworld-wma # nothing fits sound-and-video --- lastfm # replace with lastfmlib or liblastfm? sound-and-video --- mythvideo # redirected to mythtv-frontend sound-and-video --- rtpmdump # nothing fits sound-and-video --- vdr-dxr3 # nothing fits sound-and-video --- x264-gui # nothing fits sound-and-video --- xine # redirected to xine-ui sound-and-video --- xvidcap # nothing fits system-tools --- vbetool #nothing fits
I've made some changes based on this for F19 and F20. However, you may want to note: 1) You appear to have non-Fedora repos enabled, and are pulling some comps data from them (things like x264-gui, rtmpdump, etc. are not Fedora packages) 2) The comps file includes packages for all possible Fedora architectures, including secondary architectures. Some of the packages you mention (s390utils, xorg-x11-drv-omap, etc.) are packages that are for those secondary arches.