I would guess that you have another rpm application running and it is locked. Close all rpm operations and try again. If that doesn't work, close it, remove the lock file, then install.
Have you tried installing it with the Red Hat package manager? There may be some dependencies with it as well. redhat-config-packages There are also some easier software management tools available. apt4rpm - Red Carpet With apt4rpm, you would install it with these commands: apt-get update apt-get install sndconfig |
still no luck for install it :(
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I cant install any rpm at all
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dont know how 2 do that . , .
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:scratch: What part of clicking on a link don't you understand? :study:
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Try as root
killall rpm cd /to-where/the-lock-file/is-located ls rm <the-lockfile-for-rpm> Red Hat Linux 9: Red Hat Linux Customization Guide Package Management |
rpm: no process killed
:( what is worng with me . :( |
Apparently you have a stale lockfile, but I don't know where rpm stores it. I don't think it is in /var/lock as I think it should be. Have you looked there for it?
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i do a killall rpms in the /var/lock dir still : rpm: no process killed
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maybe my system is fucked up ? :(
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No, you killed an rpm process and left a stale lock file or have a running rpm job. Have you tried re-booting?
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yes i try to reboot
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its seems like it dont want to install any rpm . and my apt-get update wont work as well .
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:(
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