upgrading to rpm 4.0? read below:
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Date: Sat, 4 Nov 2000 09:05:26 -0500
From: Jeff Johnson <jbj at JBJ.ORG>
To: rpm-list at redhat.com
Subject: Re: RPM 4 upgrade
[...]
This procedure may be a bit easier:
There are binary packages for rpm-4.0 (and db3, needed as well) at
ftp://ftp.rpm.org/pub/rpm/dist/rpm-4.0.x
The *.6x* packages are in version 3 package format and can be installed
by any version of rpm-3.0.x.
You will need all of
db3-3.1.14-0.3.6x.i386.rpm
db3-devel-3.1.14-0.3.6x.i386.rpm
db3-utils-3.1.14-0.3.6x.i386.rpm
rpm-build-4.0-6x.i386.rpm
rpm-devel-4.0-6x.i386.rpm
popt-1.6-6x.i386.rpm
rpm-python-4.0-6x.i386.rpm
rpm-4.0-6x.i386.rpm
Save a copy of /var/lib/rpm/packages.rpm (and /bin/rpm as well) somewhere.
Download all of the packages, and install in a single transaction set. That
means, assuming all the packages are in the current directory, you should do
rpm -Uvh db3-* {rpm,popt}-*
(Note: I believe that you can install the db3 packages before rpm, but it's
been a while and I've forgotten.)
Immediately do
rpm --rebuilddb
Find other packages that depend on rpm
rpm -q --whatrequires librpm.so.0
Rebuild those packages from the Red Hat 7.0 src.rpm's.
73 de Jeff
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