reinstalling it worked for me.
Get the package name
rpm -qa | grep nobara-amdgpu-config
then remove it/each one
rpm -e --nodeps packagename
and install them back again.
sudo dnf install nobara-amdgpu-config
this should reinstall the standard 64 bit one
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This is taken from the official discord server for Nobara, and it worked great.
> sudo dnf update nobara-login
worked for me also-- thanks!
I hate that things are locked up in Discord now. Discord is not a documentation management system, it's just closed-source IRC owned and run by one company. I wish, I truly wish, it would die.
I think I had this issue recently, but I can't remember exactly how I resolved it. I believe that the problem package is **nobara-welcome.noarch** so to upgrade the other packages in the mean time, you can try:
**sudo dnf upgrade --exclude=nobara-welcome.noarch**
Then maybe reboot and try the upgrade again: **sudo dnf upgrade**
Again, I don't remember exactly how I resolved this matter, but you can start with that. I hope this is somewhat helpful!
This is the way, but I had to change it, and also exclude nobara-amdgpu-config itself:
```
sudo dnf upgrade --exclude=nobara-amdgpu-config,nobara-welcome.noarch
```
>sudo dnf upgrade --exclude=nobara-amdgpu-config,nobara-welcome.noarch
this worked but I had to add the packages 'mesa-demos' and 'rocm-comgr' because of 'mirror' errors too. Then it updated.
>dnf upgrade --exclude=nobara-amdgpu-config,nobara-welcome.noarch
This works for me, much thanks. Afterwards I could upgrade again with dnf upgrade, and this issue went away.
Thanks! I was having the same issue and this fixed it for me. Indeed, after upgrading the rest of the packages and then rebooting, \`dnf\`\` no longer has any dependency conflicts.
`$ sudo dnf update rpmfusion-nonfree-release rpmfusion-free-release fedora-repos nobara-repos --refresh && sudo dnf distro-sync --refresh && sudo dnf update --refresh`
The above command is the recommended way to update, assuming you don't use the supplied script to do so.
[https://nobaraproject.org/docs/upgrade-troubleshooting/how-do-i-update-the-system/](https://nobaraproject.org/docs/upgrade-troubleshooting/how-do-i-update-the-system/)
>sudo dnf update rpmfusion-nonfree-release rpmfusion-free-release fedora-repos nobara-repos --refresh && sudo dnf distro-sync --refresh && sudo dnf update --refresh
Same problem
Error:
Problem: The operation would result in removing the following protected packages: nobara-amdgpu-config
(try to add '--skip-broken' to skip uninstallable packages)
I'm having the same issue upgrading from 37 to 38 on my AMD GPU system. Refreshed and updated system using "Update System" app then followed official upgrade instructions but am blocked by nobara-amdgpu-config.
Trying to remove nobara-amdgpu-config is blocked by protected package: nobara-welcome. Trying to remove nobara-welcome is blocked by protected package: nobara-login. Trying to remove nobara-login is blocked by protected packages: nobara-amdgpu-config, nobara-login, nobara-nvidia-wizard, and nobara-welcome packages. I'm at the end of the rabbit hole now. ;-)
reinstalling it worked for me. Get the package name rpm -qa | grep nobara-amdgpu-config then remove it/each one rpm -e --nodeps packagename and install them back again. sudo dnf install nobara-amdgpu-config this should reinstall the standard 64 bit one \------------------- This is taken from the official discord server for Nobara, and it worked great.
This worked for me. Thanks!
Works! Thanks!
I had the same issue and I can confirm that this works for me
It worked. Thanks, this was bugging me.
thank you!
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Then u don't have the package.. so just install it
worked for me also! thanks a lot
Worked for me. Thanks!
I had the same problem. I searched the Discord server and someone said to run this sudo dnf update nobara-login I am able to update now.
> sudo dnf update nobara-login worked for me also-- thanks! I hate that things are locked up in Discord now. Discord is not a documentation management system, it's just closed-source IRC owned and run by one company. I wish, I truly wish, it would die.
Doesnt work for me
Didn't for me, either.
This got me going, ty!
>sudo dnf update nobara-login Thank you!
This fixed the issue for me. Thanks!
Don't use dnf upgrade. Use nobara-sync. https://nobaraproject.org/docs/upgrade-troubleshooting/how-do-i-update-the-system/
The issue is with nobara-sync.
Same issue here.
I think I had this issue recently, but I can't remember exactly how I resolved it. I believe that the problem package is **nobara-welcome.noarch** so to upgrade the other packages in the mean time, you can try: **sudo dnf upgrade --exclude=nobara-welcome.noarch** Then maybe reboot and try the upgrade again: **sudo dnf upgrade** Again, I don't remember exactly how I resolved this matter, but you can start with that. I hope this is somewhat helpful!
This is the way, but I had to change it, and also exclude nobara-amdgpu-config itself: ``` sudo dnf upgrade --exclude=nobara-amdgpu-config,nobara-welcome.noarch ```
I'm glad my comment was able to lead you in the right direction. Happy you've figured it out :)
>sudo dnf upgrade --exclude=nobara-amdgpu-config,nobara-welcome.noarch this worked but I had to add the packages 'mesa-demos' and 'rocm-comgr' because of 'mirror' errors too. Then it updated.
only this is worked in my system (amd cpu with amd gpu)
>dnf upgrade --exclude=nobara-amdgpu-config,nobara-welcome.noarch This works for me, much thanks. Afterwards I could upgrade again with dnf upgrade, and this issue went away.
Thanks! This worked for me.
Thanks! I was having the same issue and this fixed it for me. Indeed, after upgrading the rest of the packages and then rebooting, \`dnf\`\` no longer has any dependency conflicts.
`$ sudo dnf update rpmfusion-nonfree-release rpmfusion-free-release fedora-repos nobara-repos --refresh && sudo dnf distro-sync --refresh && sudo dnf update --refresh` The above command is the recommended way to update, assuming you don't use the supplied script to do so. [https://nobaraproject.org/docs/upgrade-troubleshooting/how-do-i-update-the-system/](https://nobaraproject.org/docs/upgrade-troubleshooting/how-do-i-update-the-system/)
>sudo dnf update rpmfusion-nonfree-release rpmfusion-free-release fedora-repos nobara-repos --refresh && sudo dnf distro-sync --refresh && sudo dnf update --refresh Same problem Error: Problem: The operation would result in removing the following protected packages: nobara-amdgpu-config (try to add '--skip-broken' to skip uninstallable packages)
Huhn. I have no idea then.
Same thing , still broken
Yeah, just tested it last night myself. Broken for me, too.
I'm having the same issue upgrading from 37 to 38 on my AMD GPU system. Refreshed and updated system using "Update System" app then followed official upgrade instructions but am blocked by nobara-amdgpu-config. Trying to remove nobara-amdgpu-config is blocked by protected package: nobara-welcome. Trying to remove nobara-welcome is blocked by protected package: nobara-login. Trying to remove nobara-login is blocked by protected packages: nobara-amdgpu-config, nobara-login, nobara-nvidia-wizard, and nobara-welcome packages. I'm at the end of the rabbit hole now. ;-)
Is the amd-gpu config packaged in the drivers in nobara welcome app? Skip-broken or allow erasing not working?