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#1 (**permalink**) 02-18-2008, 11:03 AM

Just wondering if any other slackware folks have a problem when doing
# rpm -Uvh any.rpm or # rpm -i any.rpm and abort with "segmentation
fault." I am using Slackware9 and recently when I installed a new
Nautilus and using --nodeps many times, # rpm -Uvh or # rpm -i always
aborts with "segmentation fault;" on the otherhand # rpm -ve any.rpm or
# rpm --rebuild any.rpm works fine. Not a big deal for me, because I
have been fotunate to find the tar.gz or bz2 tarballs, or use the
Slackware packages which I like better than rpm anyway. I am just
curious for now.

Regards,

Honorato Echavez

#2 (**permalink**) 02-18-2008, 11:03 AM

Honorato Echavez wrote:
> Just wondering if any other slackware folks have a problem when doing
> # rpm -Uvh any.rpm or # rpm -i any.rpm and abort with "segmentation
> fault." I am using Slackware9 and recently when I installed a new
> Nautilus and using --nodeps many times, # rpm -Uvh or # rpm -i always
> aborts with "segmentation fault;" on the otherhand # rpm -ve any.rpm or
> # rpm --rebuild any.rpm works fine. Not a big deal for me, because I
> have been fotunate to find the tar.gz or bz2 tarballs, or use the
> Slackware packages which I like better than rpm anyway. I am just
> curious for now.
>
> Regards,
>
> Honorato Echavez
>
Thanks for rpm2tgz which eliminates the necessity to worry about this
segmentation fault too much.

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