Now with all of that it only takes a second to convert the list and I can enjoy my time doing
 what ever else I like.

	I hope someone else finds this helpful, cheers and kind regards, Glenn (GlennsPref@gmail.com)

	Scripts with explanations....

	The first was a backup script which only collected the downloaded rpms from /var/cache/urpmi/rpms to a directory safe within /home/glenn/....I have many partitions, don't know
 why, Maybe just because

	How to save your rpm's for future reuse in Mandriva. By Glenn Waller 28th April 2010.

	Why did I decide to reuse the downloaded rpm's (Redhat Package Management)?
To save time, connectivity problems (Internet) Bandwidth and embarrassment after I broke the system. I have added my scripts with explanations to the end of this paper but they are customised for my system, so read and edit them before trying to use them. ;-)

	How I started reusing the saved rpm's.

	
Code:
	
#/usr/lib64/libxcb-res.so.0.0.0
	The majority of the problem libraries were version labels, except one that I found had a replacement with a new name, so effectively these libs just needed renaming to allow the program EasyTag to work. I've left the required lines uncommented(#). You will need root access to change these files. I thought about linking the files rather than copying them with new names and decided that at the rate of development with Mandriva and GNU/Linux

#/usr/lib64/libxcb-res.so.0.0.0