Guile rpm file won't install from command line or yast2
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Guile rpm file won't install from command line or yast2
when installing an rpm file using yast2 I was told that i needed libguile.so.10, libltdl.so.3,and libqthreads.so.0.
I searched rmpfind.com for these files and found that they are included in guile-1.4.1-48. I downloaded this rpm and attempted to install it from yast2 and the command line. Yast2 did nothing and the command line said "Warning: only v3 signatures can be verified, skipping v4 signature."
on the command line I used the standard "rpm -i" command and got this warning. What can I do to fix this? Is there another way to get the files that i origianlly needed?
it is RIDICULOUSSSSSS!... when you download Suse 9.1 from the FTP, there is next to nothing in the way of compilers and other things. i had to install the <make> command... im reaaaaaaaaaly getting irritated with it
try ading a -v to your command line. That will give you more verbose output. Also try rpm -qa | grep -i guile. If the signature warning was just a warning, the packages may be installed (though I doubt it).
Failing all that, I'd say you'll have to find packages built for your distro.
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