If you have rpm-3.0.3x I don't believe you'll be able to directly
upgrade to rpm-4.x via rpm itself. To simplify the thread on this, you
can get to 3.0.5-27 via pre-built rpm's. Tho Gilligan seems to have a
system-specific issue with his Kpackage, it shouldn't make any
difference whether you're at
Actually, I have the same problem, and running from the command line
does *not* solve it...
Richard -Gilligan- Uschold wrote:
>
> Piero Caracciolo wrote:
>
> > The problem I'm submitting to the competent and kind mandrake
> > community
> > seems to have been fairly common fìof late.
> > May be
Richard,
I don't share your experience. I've had Piero's EXACT problem and was wondering how to
upgrade to
RPM v4.x. The same thing happens whether you use the command line or some xwindow
application. The
answer is simple, and it makes sense too: you don't need rpm to install rpm. Somewhere
-
Piero Caracciolo wrote:
The problem I'm submitting to the competent and kind
mandrake community
seems to have been fairly common fìof late.
May be somedy who solved it can help me.
I have Mandrake 7.0 and Rpm 3.03-43mdk.
A few days ago I attempted to install a new package using Rpm -i, and
got
th
The problem I'm submitting to the competent and kind mandrake community
seems to have been fairly common fìof late.
May be somedy who solved it can help me.
I have Mandrake 7.0 and Rpm 3.03-43mdk.
A few days ago I attempted to install a new package using Rpm -i, and got
the answer:
"On
