Jeffrey Ollie wrote:
> That's to be expected, as "rpm -i" installs a package without removing
> the old one. Unless the package is specially designed (like the
> kernel) you'll get conflicts. Normally, you'd want to use "rpm -U"
> which will remove the old package before installing the new one.
Actually, it installs the new package first, replacing any files from the
old one without reporting them as a conflict, then removes the files from
the old package which are not in the new one.
Kevin Kofler
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