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Thanks Ryan!
I couldn't quite get the cpio to work in this case. I think the reason was, it was
probably working ok, but I had no idea where it was installing. Btw, shouldn't it
be:
rpm2cpio nameof.rpm > nameof.cpio
..?
Anyway, I had no idea rpm pkg was there, it was hiding under /misc that's why I
didn't see it before. So inspired by all that I got rpm working, installed the
thing, and now I'm getting a core dump, but at least it dumps on the executable.
;-)
Thanks!
- Paul
Ryan Woodsmall wrote:
> Use the rpm package from the package system. There's a program called
> rpm2cpio that will turn the rpm to file into, guess what, a cpio file. do
> a "rpm2cpio nameof.rpm nameof.cpio" Then do a "cpio --extract
> --make-directories --file=nameof.cpio" This will extract everything out
> of the rpm file. Hope this helps.
>
> Ryan Woodsmall
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