How To Install RPM Packages in Redhat Fedora Linux using Command line
Redhat’s RPM’s files have a “.rpm” extension, and the package is already pre-compiled for you. Use the command below to install the package.
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How To Install RPM Packages in Redhat Fedora Linux Using Command Line
smallwei
9:47 pm on January 28, 2010 |
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smallwei 9:47 pm on January 28, 2010
First you need to locate the package, either from the DVD or download online.
Login as root, run the following command to install:
rpm -ivh filename.rpmNote: replace “filename” to the actual file name of the package, or you can use * as the wildcard.