> What kind of problems are indicated by statement: "exection of script
> failed", "unpacking of archive ailed", and "read failed: Input/output error
> (5)"?
That almost definately looks like problems with the RPMs.
If you have access to a Linux box, try running the following on one of
those RPMs that failed in your list:
# rpm -qvvpl package.i386.rpm | more
where `package' is one of the packages that failed. That will produce a
list of the files that are in the package, as well as some
other information, for example:
D: Header + Archive: 395012
D: expected size : 395012
If those two numbers don't match in your package, then you know it is
faulty. If it doesn't even get that far, you also know the package is
faulty.
Dave
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