July 2005
Beginner
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The rpm command provides a way for packages to be installed or removed at the command line. It also provides several additional package management options that the desktop tools don't provide.
To install a package using the rpm command at the Linux command line, follow these steps:
1. | Make sure you are working as the root user; use the su command if necessary to become root. |
2. | Make the directory containing the .rpm files you want to install your current working directory. |
3. | Enter the rpm command with the -i (install) option, supplying the name of the package you want to install as an argument. |
For example, assuming that you are working as root and want to install a package called mypackage.rpm ...
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