¿Why RPM installs doesn't work on my red hat 9 linux system?
I cannot install any program with RPM, i make a double click over the file and it says that is checking to install but it never does it.. I tried to install with the command line (terminal) but it doesn't work too..
How can i fix this problem? |
Does it give you an error message when installing from terminal? And if yes, what?
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It says there are some errors
I tried to install some programs, when i try to install them with the terminal it always says that there is problem with MD5SUM, but i downloaded those programs of the linux.org homepage.
I'm a new linux user so i dont know many things about it, a friend installed some of those programs on his system and he says that it works. Thanks for your answer and your help. |
My machine gives me that warning as well, but the programs is still installed succesfully. Note that it's only a warning, not an error. The difference is that warning doesn't (usually?) stop the process, but error does.
You can verify the package is installed my typing: $ rpm -q [package name without versions numbers and stuff, eg. perl] If it's installed, it echoes back the package name and version. If it ain't installed, you get something like "package x is not installed". |
THe Packager Program with Red Hat 9.0 is broken (for some reason). It used to work OK but suddenly stopped working on my machine like 2 months back. I always use the command
rpm -Uvh nameofrpm.rpm Hope this helps... |
It doesn't work....
Thanks for your help... I already tried with rpm -q... but it says that the package is not installed and trying with rpm -Uvh... it gives me the same error: MD5 digest: BAD Expected and compares 2 numbers.
I tried so many ways to do it but it isn't working yet. It always gives the same error, but when i try double clicking the desktop icon to install it, the program says that is checking the package and finishes there. |
Where did you get the RPMS from? I have done a Google search for this problem and most of the time its a bad download: corrupt or incomplete file etc.
Try downloading the file again Hope this helps... |
I dont know whats going on...
Sorry, i tried downloading the files again but i didn't work.
I read something about an ID of the file that RPMS checks when its going to install a package, something about MD5SUM, but i dont know anything about it, do ya? I could install a RPM package by double clicking the desktop icon, but only one... |
i have never had this problem, but since you say you got one to install, then it must mean the others are corrupted, try running a google search for the same rpm's and downloading from a different mirror, then install using rpm -Uvh <file>
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