libdrm i686 and -x86_64 conflicts

[p-we]

Hello CentOS7 Friends.
I'm a new convert from ArchLinux so thanks for any help and the patience. I'm trying to install some i686 packages for a few necessities, ex, Skype, and not able to download many 32 bit deps due to the following conflict:

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Protected multilib versions: libdrm-2.4.56-2.el7.i686 != libdrm-2.4.56-20.intel20143.x86_64

Any ideas of how to have both coexisting on a CentOS7 machine? The intel20143.x86_64 rpm is a dep of MythTV and many AV related dep's from ATrpms and I need that. I thought about building a 32 bit rpm with a different name, such as libdrm-32, but I can't download the dep's to be able to build it so I'm sort of stuck in a loop here. Not only that, if I do build a separate i686 package, how do I get the dep's to play nice with each other and my new package?

[TrevorH]

Then you need to ask ATRpms to supply the corresponding 32 bit package. We do not support ATRpms.

[stevemowbray]

Skype and MythTV and many other multimedia packages are available from the Nux Dextop repo without any dependency problems.

[TrevorH]

That would be a much better solution.