Hi
On Sun, 12 Nov 2000, Tom Berkley wrote:
Thanks. Next time someone needs the files in the directory
/usr/X11R6/lib/modules/extensions/, all they have to do is install the
XFree86-server rpm. Pretty simple? (Please don't go spanking me, I'm not
whacking on you, honest, just making a point
On Sun, Nov 12, 2000 at 11:30:53PM -0800, Tom Berkley wrote:
oops
you have to use the i option to get the package name info so the
resultant command is:
rpm -qipl rpminfo.out
and then use an editor or more or less to find your files. For the
mandrake 7.2 installation cd rpms that
I like this method it sounds very useful but I get lost when you talk
about emacs, I'm not familiar with Emacs I use pico as my editor due to
its simplicity. Would you mind explaining exactly how I could set emacs up
to easily search for packages like this?
On Mon, 13 Nov 2000, Charles Curley
Steve
Thanks. Next time someone needs the files in the directory
/usr/X11R6/lib/modules/extensions/, all they have to do is install the
XFree86-server rpm. Pretty simple? (Please don't go spanking me, I'm not
whacking on you, honest, just making a point for a few other people)
This should be a
oops
you have to use the i option to get the package name info so the
resultant command is:
rpm -qipl rpminfo.out
and then use an editor or more or less to find your files. For the
mandrake 7.2 installation cd rpms that gives about a 6mb file that you
can bzip2 to less than 700kb and still be
