Hi,
I am trying to download some source codes for compilation. But it comes in
two flavors, one is regular and the other is noarch. What does noarch stands
for?
Regards,
Norman
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If you are dealing with the Intel Architecture, there are 3 different types
of packages (one of which is common to all platforms):
ix86.rpm - these are binary, installable packages, which must be installed
on x86 or later (ie, if it is for i586 (Pentium), it can't be used on a 486.)
noarch.rpm
