> > Thank you for your answer Sandra. I will take a > look at the Red Hat RPM Guide, but I must buy it > before I guess, or use the old version. I have not > yet understood how to use Virtual Package. I wonder > if I can generate an own virtual package that could > contain all the library and applications installed > without the rpm command. Is it possible ? > > Regards, Xavier. Actually, The 'Red Hat RPM Guide' recommends that and they point you to scripts that show you how to do that. A sample outline of such a .spec file would be the following : Summary: Use to generate virtual package of NVidia and MKL stuff. Vendor: Endocardial Solutions, Inc. Name: vlc_virtual Version: 1 Release: your release info here Group: your group here License: your license info here %description Create virtual package specifying libraries need by vlc-0.7.2-1.i386.rpm Provides: libXinerama.so.1 Provides: libasound.so.2 Provides: mozilla %prep # Nothing to do %build # Nothing to do %install # Nothing to do %clean # Nothing to do %files # No files in a virtual package. I named the .spec file 'vlc_virtual.spec'. Regards, Sandra Carney _______________________________________________ Rpm-list mailing list Rpm-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/rpm-list
