"boot strapping" rpm usage on PowerPC Linux (vanilla) 2.6 built from s cratch

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Hi,

How to install first time the rpm management s/w on the PowerPC Linux (vanilla) 2.6 disless embedded (without direct access to Internet) system, built from scratch ?

I was told to use 
rpm2cpio {rpm,popt}-* | cpio -dim 

Do I need to install the popt package, rpm-build and/or rpm-python (non-rpm ? - what? ) packages first - if needed how could I could check if those packages are installed already ?

I downloaded rpm-4.3.2-5.fc3.ppc.rpm package 
and applied rpm2cpio {rpm,popt}-* | cpio -dim 
It worked ( at least partially it did work for me - I got "rpm" 
executable out of it ...?) without having "popt package" ?

but (rpm2cpio {rpm,popt}-* | cpio -dim)

did not extract librpm-4.3.so (or any other lib* ) out of 

rpm-libs-4.3.2-5.fc2.ppc.rpm 

... is it really there ?
 - any other alternative way to extract librpm-4.3.so ?



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