Looks like you've blown out not just gnorpm, but rpm itself. If you don't
have rpm, you're going to have a tough time re-installing rpm from rpms; you
can replace the rpm files by hand (you'll have to pull the rpm rpm apart by
hand; alien might give you some help there), and you might need to rebuild
the rpm database. One possible way to get back on your feet somewhat
automatically would be to do an upgrade install of RH 6.0 (or better yet,
6.1) on top of your existing system. However I've never tried that with a
system that had a broken rpm, so I can't say for sure that it will work...
BTW, a good way to look for rpms is with rpmfind. See
http://rufus.w3.org/linux/RPM/
--Bob
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Sent: Thursday, January 06, 2000 5:27 PM
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Subject: Locating stuff in RPMS
I've blown out gnorpm. In using plain rpm to reinstall gnorpm, the
following are listed as missing:
usermode >= 1.13
libbz2.so.0
librpm.so.0
How can I locate these things? They aren't found amongst *.rpm on either
the CD (6.0) or via looking at several of the 6.1 mirror sites.
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