Message from Wolfgang Pfeiffer on Mon, 5 Mar 2001, 22:54 <+0100>:
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> 1. I know how to build a RPM with a SRC.RPM ...
> 2: I do not have the src.rpm ... that's why I want to build it :)
> 3: Even if I had the source rpm, I'd like to learn building one by myself
>(perhaps nuts, I know, but l
1. I know how to build a RPM with a SRC.RPM ...
2: I do not have the src.rpm ... that's why I want to build it :)
3: Even if I had the source rpm, I'd like to learn building one by myself
(perhaps nuts, I know, but learning GNU/Linux with being able to build
my own src.rpm is perhaps being
Why don't you just dorpm --rebuild --target=[your arch] your.src.rpm i.e. for a
Pentium II you'd do rpm --rebuild--target=i686 wget.src.rpm and for an Athlon you'd do
rpm --rebuild--target=athlon wget.src.rpm.
The newly built rpm will appear in /usr/src/redhat/RPM/[arch]/wget-.[arch].rpm
I'm trying to build a wget.rpm and wget.src.rpm from a wget-1.6.tar.gz ...
to no avail ... I was using several times the first, and one or more times
the second attached wget.spec ... all these failed builds never gave me
either a wget-1.6.src.rpm or a wget-1.6.rpm ... I'm rather sure I made
one o
