Sometimes 386 packages are installed by accident. This can cause issues during an update.
To remove them simply type:
yum remove \*.i\?86
Once complete, add the following to the top of the yum.conf file (/etc/yum.conf).
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To find the dependencies on a package (rpm) type :
rpm -Uvh *
In the folder were you downloaded them too.
To search for dependencies based on partial knowledge
yum search name
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