why yum update skipped 1000 package for dependency problems?

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This morning I decided to update my Linux(CentOs 7.2.1511).but yum skip too many package because of dependency problem.



is it OK to proceed to update?! and why yum is skipping that so many packages?!



Transaction Summary
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Install 4 Packages (+11 Dependent packages)
Upgrade 160 Packages
Skipped (dependency problems) 941 Packages

Total download size: 195 M






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    This morning I decided to update my Linux(CentOs 7.2.1511).but yum skip too many package because of dependency problem.



    is it OK to proceed to update?! and why yum is skipping that so many packages?!



    Transaction Summary
    ================================================================================
    Install 4 Packages (+11 Dependent packages)
    Upgrade 160 Packages
    Skipped (dependency problems) 941 Packages

    Total download size: 195 M






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      This morning I decided to update my Linux(CentOs 7.2.1511).but yum skip too many package because of dependency problem.



      is it OK to proceed to update?! and why yum is skipping that so many packages?!



      Transaction Summary
      ================================================================================
      Install 4 Packages (+11 Dependent packages)
      Upgrade 160 Packages
      Skipped (dependency problems) 941 Packages

      Total download size: 195 M






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      This morning I decided to update my Linux(CentOs 7.2.1511).but yum skip too many package because of dependency problem.



      is it OK to proceed to update?! and why yum is skipping that so many packages?!



      Transaction Summary
      ================================================================================
      Install 4 Packages (+11 Dependent packages)
      Upgrade 160 Packages
      Skipped (dependency problems) 941 Packages

      Total download size: 195 M








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          This is because you've not updated the system for long days. Meantime CentOS 7.3 and CentOS 7.4 (current) has been released.



          Some packages and libraries has been obsoleted in new system. To update yum need to remove them. But as your system is running based on those yum is failed to remove those packages.



          Solution dnf can solve and skipe some dependency issues automatically. Install dnf as follows



          sudo yum install dnf


          If this fails with 'No Package foundinstalldnffrom somerpmsource. Google for 'dnf rpm download, chose one for CentOS 7.x or RHEL 7. Then install it as follows



          sudo rpm -Uvh path_to_downloaded_rpm


          Then Update using dnf as follows
          sudo dnf update



          Then clean as much unnecessary packages as possible using



          sudo yum autoremove
          sudo yum clean all
          sudo dnf autoremove
          sudo dnf clean all


          Now again try to update using yum. You're likely to hit dependency problem again but with lesser number of package having issues. Then try to understand what those packages are and remove them one by one using yum or dnf.



          Warning Please have a full backup before doing anything. It's very much likely that you'll face some issues during the process. Please update with error messages.






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            This is because you've not updated the system for long days. Meantime CentOS 7.3 and CentOS 7.4 (current) has been released.



            Some packages and libraries has been obsoleted in new system. To update yum need to remove them. But as your system is running based on those yum is failed to remove those packages.



            Solution dnf can solve and skipe some dependency issues automatically. Install dnf as follows



            sudo yum install dnf


            If this fails with 'No Package foundinstalldnffrom somerpmsource. Google for 'dnf rpm download, chose one for CentOS 7.x or RHEL 7. Then install it as follows



            sudo rpm -Uvh path_to_downloaded_rpm


            Then Update using dnf as follows
            sudo dnf update



            Then clean as much unnecessary packages as possible using



            sudo yum autoremove
            sudo yum clean all
            sudo dnf autoremove
            sudo dnf clean all


            Now again try to update using yum. You're likely to hit dependency problem again but with lesser number of package having issues. Then try to understand what those packages are and remove them one by one using yum or dnf.



            Warning Please have a full backup before doing anything. It's very much likely that you'll face some issues during the process. Please update with error messages.






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              This is because you've not updated the system for long days. Meantime CentOS 7.3 and CentOS 7.4 (current) has been released.



              Some packages and libraries has been obsoleted in new system. To update yum need to remove them. But as your system is running based on those yum is failed to remove those packages.



              Solution dnf can solve and skipe some dependency issues automatically. Install dnf as follows



              sudo yum install dnf


              If this fails with 'No Package foundinstalldnffrom somerpmsource. Google for 'dnf rpm download, chose one for CentOS 7.x or RHEL 7. Then install it as follows



              sudo rpm -Uvh path_to_downloaded_rpm


              Then Update using dnf as follows
              sudo dnf update



              Then clean as much unnecessary packages as possible using



              sudo yum autoremove
              sudo yum clean all
              sudo dnf autoremove
              sudo dnf clean all


              Now again try to update using yum. You're likely to hit dependency problem again but with lesser number of package having issues. Then try to understand what those packages are and remove them one by one using yum or dnf.



              Warning Please have a full backup before doing anything. It's very much likely that you'll face some issues during the process. Please update with error messages.






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                up vote
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                This is because you've not updated the system for long days. Meantime CentOS 7.3 and CentOS 7.4 (current) has been released.



                Some packages and libraries has been obsoleted in new system. To update yum need to remove them. But as your system is running based on those yum is failed to remove those packages.



                Solution dnf can solve and skipe some dependency issues automatically. Install dnf as follows



                sudo yum install dnf


                If this fails with 'No Package foundinstalldnffrom somerpmsource. Google for 'dnf rpm download, chose one for CentOS 7.x or RHEL 7. Then install it as follows



                sudo rpm -Uvh path_to_downloaded_rpm


                Then Update using dnf as follows
                sudo dnf update



                Then clean as much unnecessary packages as possible using



                sudo yum autoremove
                sudo yum clean all
                sudo dnf autoremove
                sudo dnf clean all


                Now again try to update using yum. You're likely to hit dependency problem again but with lesser number of package having issues. Then try to understand what those packages are and remove them one by one using yum or dnf.



                Warning Please have a full backup before doing anything. It's very much likely that you'll face some issues during the process. Please update with error messages.






                share|improve this answer












                This is because you've not updated the system for long days. Meantime CentOS 7.3 and CentOS 7.4 (current) has been released.



                Some packages and libraries has been obsoleted in new system. To update yum need to remove them. But as your system is running based on those yum is failed to remove those packages.



                Solution dnf can solve and skipe some dependency issues automatically. Install dnf as follows



                sudo yum install dnf


                If this fails with 'No Package foundinstalldnffrom somerpmsource. Google for 'dnf rpm download, chose one for CentOS 7.x or RHEL 7. Then install it as follows



                sudo rpm -Uvh path_to_downloaded_rpm


                Then Update using dnf as follows
                sudo dnf update



                Then clean as much unnecessary packages as possible using



                sudo yum autoremove
                sudo yum clean all
                sudo dnf autoremove
                sudo dnf clean all


                Now again try to update using yum. You're likely to hit dependency problem again but with lesser number of package having issues. Then try to understand what those packages are and remove them one by one using yum or dnf.



                Warning Please have a full backup before doing anything. It's very much likely that you'll face some issues during the process. Please update with error messages.







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                answered Nov 29 '17 at 9:30









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