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Hey. I am having trouble with whole RPM thing. Everytime i try to update something or install something, i get RPM errors. forinstance i tried updating the core packages and then went to install them and got a message that said:
"There was a fatail RPM install error. THe message was:
There was a rpm unpack error installing the package: kernel-2.4.22-1.2174.nptl"
Hey , thanks for the help. im kinda new to linux so im just having some simple issues to work through. Im running the Fedora Core 1. and i was simply updating the entire system i believe,
# up2date
that was waht i did. But even when i try to use up2date and some program, i get RPM errors... the packages it was installing was the kernel,
kernel-2.4-22-1.2174.nptl
and got a fatal RPM install error.
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