Thanks.
I do see it created a new RPM. While I install the created RPM it threw some conflicting issue.


In General when I install a.rpm it does ask me for b.rpm and c.rpm dependency but in this case its conflicting with util-linux-ng package. Please suggest.

# 16 .
How was the install executed ?
It might work with a %post command (in the spec file) :
%post -p cd <system-path-to-directory-with-packages>/ && rpm -Uvh a.rpm b.rpm c.rpm
... I.e. by interdependency "chain install" must be used: rpm -Uvh a.rpm b.rpm c.rpm


If the conflicting files are unimportant files like doc/, man/, info/ :
Build a new package without those files.

If it's about system files in util-linux-ng : Suggest :
Incorporate the files in a new 'util-linux-ng' rpm package,
and use a new "Release version".

'util-linux-ng' : The current version is util-linux-ng-2.17.2-12.4.el6
The Release / build ver. / "minor version" is 12.4 :
To get an update with 'rpm -Uvh' : Use a higher "minor" like 99.

Note : The 'rpm -ivh' command is to be used only when you want two
non conflicting versions of the same library installed at the same time.

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In general, what I need is a.rpm to be installed. While I manually install a.rpm it throws dependency called b.rpm and c.rpm.
Now I create a RPM named myrpm-1.0.noarch.rpm. Since I have put all the a.rpm , b.rpm and c.rpm in Require field. What I am expecting it it should install b.rpm and c.rpm along with a.rpm . Correct?

# 18 .
Requires: a.rpm, b.rpm, c.rpm
... Means that the packages will be installed from a valid repository,
when you do : # yum install <path-to>/myrpm-1.0.noarch.rpm