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Linux .RPM Install Broken #24
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I attempt to install it using the command line and "dnf install" as is what I do for all rpm installation files.
From that installation attempt. This never changes no matter what I may try to do to elevate the error. So I have listed verbatim what my installation error is:
Of course I try to do the suggested idea of running it with the added
--skip-broken
tag, already knowing that there is no way an installation will work when not EVERYTHING was installed to make t the program work. Again verbatim:`sudo dnf install vdm-1.0.0-final-x64-linux-redhat.rpm --skip-broken
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Dependencies resolved.
Problem: conflicting requests
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Package Architecture Version Repository Size
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Skipping packages with broken dependencies:
vdm x86_64 1.0.0-2 @commandline 82 M
Transaction Summary
Skip 1 Package
Nothing to do.
Complete!
user@fedora vdm-1.0.0]$
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I have tried to install with the general Linux tar.gz installation file however I have not been able to build it,, do you have a 'README' detailing how to run that installation?
I saw to first install some needed packages for your Linux distro to be able to work with such files anyway. I did that with no problems, however it then tells you to go to your command prompt and attempt to 'execute a file inside the newly unpacked ifolder. It tells me to look for a file called "Configure" However without that as an option I went with the next best thing, the applications '":NAME"
EX:
cd /vdm-1.0.0-final--x64-linux/ ./vdm
Any help at all would be appreciated, maybe it just needs the RPM installation rebuild, since it is a couple years old
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