specify installations of RPM's & kernel issues
Hi! Is there a possibility to influence the order of RPM's installed on the system ? I want to make sure, that a 3rd party RPM is installed after inetd for example. Can I change this behaviour ? Second I habe problem's with the kernel. In most cases k_deflt and k_smp is installed, sometimes the k_deflt kernel is installed after k_smp. It's not recognizing the right kernel image. But autoyast always want's to install a package k_smp. Greetings Stefan -- __________________________________________ stefan weigel administration global linxs gmbh knowledge interaction romanstrasse 16 80639 munich - germany www.global-linxs.com tel.: +49(0)89. 189 336- 61 fax.: +49(0)89. 189 336- 99 email: sw@global-linxs.com __________________________________________
Stefan Weigel wrote:
Hi! Is there a possibility to influence the order of RPM's installed on the system ? I want to make sure, that a 3rd party RPM is installed after inetd for example. Can I change this behaviour ?
You can influence this if you add PreReq to the rpm you need to install after inetd. This however requires that you are building the rpms yourself. If you can't do that, then you can edit the package database and make the required changes there. i.e. if package X needs package Y to be installed first, then you need to modify the Prq: tag with a binary from inetd for example. Note: Be careful, the order of the packages is very important and is automatically calculated.
Second I habe problem's with the kernel. In most cases k_deflt and k_smp is installed, sometimes the k_deflt kernel is installed after k_smp. It's not recognizing the right kernel image. But autoyast always want's to install a package k_smp.
Do you have k_smp in the package list in the control file? The package list should not have any kernel packages listed. Anas
Greetings
Stefan
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