Nope. They are for RPM based distributions in general. The instructions I made for making a repository are for RHL9 specifically. >>> "Matt Murphy" <mmurphy at tc-tech.com> 12/31/03 11:54AM >>> I apologize, I should've specified I'm running redhat 9. Aren't those both for SuSe? Matt > Yum (http://linux.duke.edu/projects/yum/) and > Grab (http://www.runlevelzero.net/greg/grab/) > can resolve dependencies. Apt is available too. > You just need a repository to get packages from. > > I have a site that explains how to make one for > Grab (http://www.jdmz.net/grab/index.html) and > I am going to make one for Yum too. > > >>> "Matt Murphy" <mmurphy at tc-tech.com> 12/31/03 11:22AM >>> > folks, I'm trying to get ODBCConfig going, which is a > KDE program, so I can connect to our MSSQL server from php. I > run gnome, and after installing the unixODBCConfig rpm, I get > nothing. So I think I'll try installing KDE, but I get an > error message that it's missing like 10 different > dependencies. It took me an hour to resolve just the first > one, and one of them is xinitd which is obviously already > installed and working. Am I doing something wrong? Do real > people actually deal with this crap just to get something > installed??? Is there an easier way to solve dependency > problems? (isn't the stupid installer supposed to be able to > do that?) > _______________________________________________ TCLUG Mailing List - Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota http://www.mn-linux.org tclug-list at mn-linux.org https://mailman.real-time.com/mailman/listinfo/tclug-list