After noticing unfixable EXT3 corruption yesterday on my Centos4
system, (kernel panics), which I eventually traced down to bad
memory, I decided to restore my system partition from a backup back
in May. (luckily, my user data doesn't seem to be affected, and was
on a different partition).
Obviously, there were a lot of updates that needed to be made. I
started yum off before bed, there being 377 meg worth of downloads.
This morning, after the reboot, I realized it was still using the old
kernel from May. Ran yum again for the remaining 31 meg of
downloads. Didn't work.
rpm doesn't seem to work properly anymore, can't install any of these
remaining updates, and can't even remove some of the older, unneeded,
kernels anymore.
The error output of my yum and the standalone rpm error output is
attached. I've already tried a rebuilddb command on the rpm database
without any noticable benefit.
Any help would be appreciated. I would really like to avoid doing a
fresh install.
Thanks.
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