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I am attempting to install fnlib on Slack 10.1 so I can get Enlightenment working. The problem is that I am attempting to install the RPM and it says that it failed all dependencies even though I am able to find the needed packages and libraries on the drive. I tried rpmdb --rebuilddb, but this doesn't seem to work.
The needed packages are already on my system and enlightenment recognizes that. I tried with a few other packages and it looks like I almost always have to run rpm with --nodeps to get it to go. My problem is that RPM isn't seeing the software already on the system.
Make a installation without installing anything new.I mean insert Installation CD 1 in CDROM and start install Mandrake without formating root directory or choosing packages.Just hit OK.It helps sometime
I appreciate your help but I would like to seek a more direct solution to why RPM isn't cataloging these dependencies correctly. I am also using slackware, so its a different install. I'll probably have to check out the docs on RPM more.
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