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Hello WMP<br />
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I had to ask, and needed to verify the answer. &nbsp;<br />
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gheist has perhaps a work around. &nbsp;<br />
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Thank you both.
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Hello WMP

I had to ask, and needed to verify the answer.  

gheist has perhaps a work around.  

Thank you both.

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Hello <br />
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I am trying to install &nbsp;systems fast and often I run a batch file in the background to do most of my yum installs. <br />
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Problem is sometimes I need to install something simple and need it installed now, such as lftp. &nbsp;If you try to do installs in parallel &nbsp;I get error an error message ( I forget the message the moment ) <br />
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Is there a way around this other than stopping, install my package and then restart ( and &nbsp;adding a lot of time to the install process ) ? <br />
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redhat 5+
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Hello 

I am trying to install  systems fast and often I run a batch file in the background to do most of my yum installs. 

Problem is sometimes I need to install something simple and need it installed now, such as lftp.  If you try to do installs in parallel  I get error an error message ( I forget the message the moment ) 

Is there a way around this other than stopping, install my package and then restart ( and  adding a lot of time to the install process ) ? 

redhat 5+

can I do yum installs in parallel ?

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