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I want to install gparted RPM on my 64bit machine, I have download this rpm but when I was execute the command rpm -ivh rpm name, it will failed to installed because of the dependencies. I have resolved some dependences using the yum command. I have create mycdrom repos to resolved the issue. but I am stuck to installed .so.0 shared dll file. How would I will run query against my cdrom repo to check whether my cdrom repo contain this .so.0 files or not.please Help me out to rectify the issue.
The problem has been resolved by using the below mention command.
yum what provides "/*dll file name"
thanks for all your support
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