Packages aren't installing
To install packages I do this:
------------------------------------------------------------------------------- linux:~ # openpkg rpm -i /root/Packages/filesystem.rpm warning: /root/Packages/filesystem.rpm: V3 DSA signature: NOKEY, key ID 9c800aca package filesystem-9.0-7 is intended for a i586 architecture package filesystem-9.0-7 is intended for a linux operating system ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- But I have a linux OS and an i586 architecture (well i'm pretty sure I do), so why isn't the package installing!? |
While I'm not at all sure that this is the problem, are you downloading the RPM for the wrong distro. I see that you're running SUSE, so maybe you're downloading RPMs for another distro like Fedora/Red Hat. That's my only guess; if this hypothesis is incorrect I have no clue what's wrong.
lasindi |
I got the package from the SUSE installation CD.
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check rpm is original
match the key of RPM with original redhat key .it must match if it is original redhat package.match it with original redhat key . If it not matched then you package is not oiginal red hat package .
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Ummm...how do I get the original redhat key?
And why does it have to be the original redhat package? |
I belive if your package may be destorted by some third party so it is not installing properly So if you want to have a original redhat key you can logon to www.redhat.com or can have it with some rpm option with package name you will have rpm key .
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