Fix Broken DNF Dependencies on Fedora
Whenever I try to use DNF to update my system, I always have a collection of packages with broken dependencies.
Since upgrading to Fedora 22, I've been receiving this listing of broken packages, but I never did anything about them, but now that I want to upgrade to Fedora 23, they seem to be causing issues that are preventing me from completing an upgrade.
How can I fix these packages so that the dependencies are not broken? I cannot find anything online that is particularly helpful related to the issue, and I never became comfortable with DNF since Fedora makes it easy to use with old yum commands.
I was able to get more detailed error messages by using sudo yum update --best --allowerasing, although I am unsure of what they mean.
2 Answers
It is not DNF's fault, but yours. The problem is that you have enabled EPEL repositories in Fedora. I don't know why you did that, but I'm quite sure the problems will disappear when you disable them.
2If you want to see what the root of the problem is, use "dnf -b" as discussed here: .
