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On Thu March 8 2012, 4:30:11 PM, Ian Campbell wrote:
> On Thu, 2012-03-08 at 18:07 -0500, jim burns wrote:
> > Well, at least I got this one figured out. It wasn't the next day's
> > yum update that fixes things - it was another cron daily job: prelink.
> > I just got a xen update (fedora rawhide), I stopped my stubdom, tried
> > to start it again, and it failed. Then I ran the prelink job again (it
> > normally executes before yum, which I had changed) - and lo and
> > behold, my stubdom started!
> >
> > Xen commands are the only commands that I haven't been able to execute
> > w/o prelink-ing, and only this one function, so I didn't immediately
> > suspect that running yum after prelink would be a problem. Live and
> > learn!
>
> Wow, first time I've heard of prelinking _fixing_ something!
>
> Ian.
He he. Yeah, I had a problem with Avira Antivir, until I realized that it's directory had to be excluded from prelink. Each (app) to their own! | 
