On Mon, Mar 06, 2000 at 12:02:49PM -0000, Justin MacCarthy wrote:
>> > Looks like your RPM database is trashed.
> > Either mourn the loss, and use "rpm --nodeps -i..." in future, or
> > rpm --rebuild
> > often fixes it.
>> > Kate
>> Ok let me get this straight, the program I want to install StarOffice is
> 140mb.
> When I try to install using rpm, it tells me that there isn't enough room on
> the / filesystem, and that I need 140mb to install this program.
>> This is the first software I'm installing after a brand new installation of
> RedHat 6.0
>> I'd presume that --dbpath is the path to the Package manager DB, ie where it
> keeps track of installations???
>> Therefore, the path in which the software is installed can be different to
> the path of the rpm database... how do I specify a path of the software
> installation....?????
How much disk space have you got?
(mail df -k to the list)
rpm -i --root <dir> will change the root dir for the install.
AFAIR StarOffice installs into /opt, which in a general RedHat install is
part of /, so if you have a small /, you'll have problems...
Regards
L.
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