Because rpm checks dependencies, you can get stuck in this loop. The
only consistent way I have seen is Riemer's suggestion. I put all the
related rpms in a temp directory, then use rpm -Fvh *.rpm. If I see
another dependency check I get that package until all install.
Wayne
On Sat, 2002-11-09
On Sat, 9 Nov 2002, papapep wrote:
> How should I do to upgrade gcc, cpp, libgcc, gcc-c++ and binutils? When
> I try to upgrade one rpm tells me it needs previously the other ones
> upgraded to the same version, and I can't find any one of these packages
> that upgrades without the others to be
How should I do to upgrade gcc, cpp, libgcc, gcc-c++ and binutils? When
I try to upgrade one rpm tells me it needs previously the other ones
upgraded to the same version, and I can't find any one of these packages
that upgrades without the others to begin work. I'm stuck in a circle.
Thanks in
