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Locating repository for dependent package

Hello,

I have an rpm package for my custom software.
One of the dependency packages listed in my SPEC file is
linuxqdev-2.6.34-2rt.i686.rpm

Using "yum" to install my custom package, I get an error message from "yum" that linuxqdev-2.6.34-2rt.i686.rpm is not available.
"yum search" also did not find it anywhere. Meanwhile, this package is listed on www.rpmfind.net, but does not show which repo is it in.
Is there a way to find which repository a particular rpm belongs to?

Thank you.

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Originally Posted by sashadolstar (Post 4842052)

I have an rpm package for my custom software.

That reminds me: you never responded to this.

Quote:

Originally Posted by sashadolstar (Post 4842052)

One of the dependency packages listed in my SPEC file is linuxqdev-2.6.34-2rt.i686.rpm
Using "yum" to install my custom package, I get an error message from "yum" that linuxqdev-2.6.34-2rt.i686.rpm is not available.

IMHO if you build packages you should be aware of what repo satisfies the packages dependencies. Apparently the package is part of Roberto Taglioretti / Progettosl S.R.L.'s ROB Linux which lists SourceForge as its repo, so I'd say search SourceForge or contact mr Taglioretti.