t did the trick.
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> Thanks to everyone for their help!
>
> Christian
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>> While trying to do a do an rpm update, it stopped at 50% and hung. I
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From: Otto Haliburton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 11, 2003 4:20 PM
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Try doing a force
Rpm --force
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boxes.
Regards
> Try doing a force
> Rpm --force
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Try doing a force
Rpm --force
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While trying to do a do an rpm update, it stopped at 50% and hung. I left
it running for approximately 30 minutes, and it seemed to be doing nothing
when I ran top. I killed the process and now any time I use the rpm or
up2date command, nothing happens...the commands just hang. Any ideas how I
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