> ghc-blaze-html
> ghc-citeproc-hs
> ghc-hamlet
> ghc-json
> ghc-ltk
> ghc-MonadCatchIO-mtl
> ghc-pandoc-types
> ghc-texmath
Doh, ok I finally get that this is a multilib issue!
Basically ghc is not multilib in Fedora but because of
the way we compose trees the presence of ghc-*-devel packages
induces both archs to be installed on x86_64.
However the ghc-*-prof packages (which are now being merged into
and obsoleted by newer ghc-*-devel) are not multilib,
and hence this new problem.
We should really just get rid of ghc-*.i686 from x86_64 trees, IMO,
or failing that force repoclosure by including both archs of ghc-*-prof too.
(Note that F16 no longer has any ghc-*-prof packages.)
Jens