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> However, I can't upgrade glibc using rpm, because I need a higher
> version of rpm.
> I tried installing rpm 4.0.2 from source, but it immediately barfed
> and told me I needed a higher glibc.
Have you tried rpm --nodeps in one of these strategic places? The new rpm
Excerpts from linuxchix: 10-May-101 [techtalk] Large Disk/glibc.. by Kai
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> I'm running rpm 3.0.6-6x. To upgrade to util-linux-2.10o or modutils-2.4.0,
> I need to have glibc-2.2. My current version is 2.1.2-11. However, I can't
> upgrade glibc using rpm, because I need a highe
Hi. I'm seeking a way out of RPM hell, and it looks like it involves some
rather nasty installs from source. I'll try to describe the problem
concisely, but it's a fairly big problem.
I have a Red Hat 6.1 box, on which I've been attempting to install an 80 GB
IDE drive. As mentioned in the Lar
> On Mon, May 07, 2001 at 07:30:38PM -0700 or thereabouts, Lothan wrote:
> > I should apologize up front for the "me too!" but I couldn't resist
> > seconding that motion. Google is amazing for all kinds of searches,
> > particularly tech searches. Its search results are far more relevant
than
>
On Mon, May 07, 2001 at 07:30:38PM -0700 or thereabouts, Lothan wrote:
> I should apologize up front for the "me too!" but I couldn't resist
> seconding that motion. Google is amazing for all kinds of searches,
> particularly tech searches. Its search results are far more relevant than
One thing
