[mythtv-users] Conflict between mythtv-libs and mythffmpeg packages on Fedora

[John Pilkington]

On 31/05/2020 10:43, John Pilkington wrote:
> Re-sending to list:
> 
> On 31/05/2020 10:04, Jake wrote:
>> On 31/5/20 6:11 pm, John Pilkington wrote:
>>>> Thanks, but that does not appear to be possible.  There doesn't seem 
>>>> to be a mythtv-libs-31.0-1 package in the Fedora 30 repos. I've also 
>>>> upgraded everything possible before attempting the OS release 
>>>> version upgrade.
>>>>
>>>> I'm in this odd state of having the upgrade process choose some 
>>>> packages from the Fedora 31 repos.  I don't fully understand what 
>>>> the transaction test is doing here.
>>>
>>> A new build, mythtv-31.0-3.20200527gitfc90482281.fc31, has been 
>>> pushed to the rpmfusion-testing repos for fc31 and fc32.  Try that.
>>>
>> Thanks very much John!
>>
>> If I add the rpmfusion-testing repo for Fedora 30 this should include 
>> the same repo for fedora 31 and so get your new package. That's right 
>> isn't it?
> 
> I'm afraid I hadn't noticed that you are still with fc30, and there 
> probably won't be any more updates there.  It might be best to uninstall 
> the mythtv packages, upgrade to fc31, and then reinstall mythtv from 
> fc31 testing.  Or maybe just wait a few days?  There have been a few 
> posts on the rpmfusion list about this, but the main result has been 
> building the new packages (by Richard, not me).
> 
> The fc30 -> fc31 upgrade itself seems to have gone well for me; 
> apparently complex but amazingly smooth - but somehow my net address got 
> changed and my homebuilt mythtv frontend (current master) couldn't find 
> the DB.  Still not quite back to normal, but ::1 seems to work...

If you don't want to wait, you could probably upgrade a fully updated 
Fedora 30 system using --allowerasing and --skip-broken, ignoring any 
complaints about MythTV.  Then, with a Fedora 31 system that boots 
reliably, enable rpmfusion-testing and update MythTV.  But YMMV...
>>

>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>> Jake
>>
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