Forgot to install some software packages
 

On my Mandrake 9.1 install i was rushed and forgot to install some software packages

can anyone tell me how to install the software packages again
i wanna install all of them
(2 days in linux, yay)

mount the cdrom...
just double click on the rpms you want to install...

I'm not a mandrake user anymore and I don't remember if they have a package manager, but trying looking in the menus to see if there is something like 'package manager' that will install it all for you

thanks, that was a pretty quick response

there are three cds though should i mount all of them to check and to install everything would take a while
is there anyway to tell what i already installed, and install the rest of the rpms. like add/remove programs in windows

Just go into the KDE Menu, Configuration, Packages, Install Software. There's also a link in the Mandrake Control Centre.

With this app (urpmi) you can find and select packages to install, with helpful descriptions, and it'll automatically install all other packages and libraries required for the packages you selected. :)

Hi

You can also use mcc (mandrake configration centre, if you want it the easy way,
use the rpmdrake, it 'll display all the packages and on wich cdrom those
packages are .
To speed it up a little, put one of the cd's in first, otherwise 'll
rpmdrake first scan the cdrom several times.
So in console type mcc enter
or use the icon; monitor/wrench tool

Good luck

ahh, update time lag same as Proud's answer

Thanks,
you guys are the best