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infovijay 03-27-2010 12:48 AM
How to install virtualbox on fedora11?
 
Dear all,
I am new to linux and i want to install virtualbox on fedora. I have downloaded rpm from virtualbox website the latest one for fedora 11. When i try to install in my system the following dependencies are occur. I dont know internet connection. Kindly help me to install.

libxml2.so.2(LIBXML2_2.4.30)
libxml2.so.2(LIBXML2_2.6.0)
libxml2.so.2(LIBXML2_2.6.17)
libxml2.so.2(LIBXML2_2.6.8)

what package I need to be install. I searched in the google but i cant get it. Help me also for vlc player. Where can i get the entire package including codecs. Vlc has lot of dependencies.

Thanks

rfernandez 03-27-2010 02:09 AM
I'm not quite sure, it's been sometime since I left Fedora, but my first guess, for libxml would be:

Code:
# yum search libxml
If yum finds anything, try

Code:
# yum info <package>
to see if it is what you're expecting. Probably some package named "libXML" or so...
For VLC, I remember to just

Code:
# yum -y install vlc
and it was all set, just the MP3 and ACC codecs that weren't installed automatically because of some licence issues.

Note: Must be root in order to install packages. The "-y" flag on the yum command line says "yes" to all questions, be careful (and sorry if you already knew that).

infovijay 03-27-2010 02:19 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by rfernandez (Post 3914118)
I'm not quite sure, it's been sometime since I left Fedora, but my first guess, for libxml would be:

Code:
# yum search libxml
If yum finds anything, try

Code:
# yum info <package>
to see if it is what you're expecting. Probably some package named "libXML" or so...
For VLC, I remember to just

Code:
# yum -y install vlc
and it was all set, just the MP3 and ACC codecs that weren't installed automatically because of some licence issues.

Note: Must be root in order to install packages. The "-y" flag on the yum command line says "yes" to all questions, be careful (and sorry if you already knew that).
Thanks for your reply. But i already mentioned that i dont have internet connection at my home I have to downloaded from the internet centre only.


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