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Thanks. But after extracted al the files, how to install the application ? lets say Realplayer10 , run the script ? When i download it prompt for downloading .Bin file, whats that ?
Rgds
Daniel
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Originally posted by berbae rpm -ql packagename | less
this command works for a package already installed.
Hi, i tried to install Realplayer 10 and i use the script to install , so i type ./realplayer but it give error says i lacked of this file libstdc++.so.5 . Where does this file from ? Thanks
Regards
Daniel
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Originally posted by jailbait "After i double click on the .RPM to extract, which folder does it extract all the file to ? Pls help. Thanks"
You can list the files provided by the rpm package by using the following command:
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You install packages using yum e.g.
