> Well I'm just about there. I took .deb packages apart by hand on an
> IntelLinux box and loaded them via floppy on the Sparc 2. I've built it up
> to the point where I have a working development environment and have
> compiled a static rpm that can work with the "data type 9" newer rpm's.
>
> I can now start to install rpm's. I can guess a lot of them, but is there a
> list of what rpm to install to get a specific file, e.g. libncurses.so.4 ?
Have a look there:
http://rpmfind.net/linux/RPM/redhat/5.2/sparc/Tree.html
I guess it does what's you're looking for. But are you really forced to
install through floppies ? Any spar has a built-in ethernet and pluggin
it to your PC seems the simplest way to install your system (c.f. multiple
posts on this topic during last week).
Daniel
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