you can look at the software which is installed in rpm based systems with
rpm -qa
and a grep helps you to shrink the list so for amule
rpm -qa | grep amule
should list you the name of the amule-rpm installed
after that
rpm -e Name_of_the_rpm
that should erase it ...
after that take the right, fc3 rpm and do
rpm -Uvh aMule.....
that will install it,
stefanero
btw: since it is a really commen problem on fedora systems can you plese post what
rpm -qa | grep wx
lists?
thnx, I am just trying to avoid problems
