That should have been Internet. ... The repositories for updates should be set up automatically.Quote:
Now I dont know if this was updating from the internet or from the software packages included.
I believe you have to set up the other repositories if you want to use them, but that should not have stopped you from installing that software unless you were using really old versions of some of the packages.
( for my case, using the LiveCD, trying to update the entire system would have caused problems .... I don’t have enough memory for that! )
When the rpm install test is run ( or even just the install ) it gives the version number(s) of the package required. I had the correct version number, but the name was slightly off:
Required: pygtk2-libglade
Installed: pygtk2.0-libglade
Now I have to determine if this is purely due to different naming conventions by the OS and rpm package builder, or are thy different programs.
If they are different programs, I need to find the correct program to use.
If it is just different naming, then I can use the –nodpes option to override and install, then cross my fingers.
Did you notice that the dependency check balked at pygtk2.0-libglade , but not pygtk2.0 ?
Having that .0 it the middle of the name rather then on the end made the difference here and caused it to fail.
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