Re: installing a PPC RPM in a local NFS-mounted root filesystem

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-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Nasrat <pauln@xxxxxxxxxxxx>

> Berkeley db does not support nfs mounts on Linux I believe so you can't access rpmdb
> http://www.sleepycat.com/docs/ref/env/remote.html

> Paul

but i'm not installing across an NFS mount.  i'm installing the RPM on
my *local* host.  once that's done, that resulting directory is NFS-mounted
to be the root filesystem for the embedded system.  i'm hoping i understood
your reply and that i explained why it's not an issue.  i think.

at the moment, because the actual root filesystem is just an NFS-mounted
directory on my local host, i can have the test board up and running and
still make local mods to change that "remote" root filesystem.

am i making sense here?

rday



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