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I get this error.... ERROR with transaction check vs depsolve:klusrmgr >= 1.2.2 is needed by libc-1:0.1.2-1.oc00.i686Please report this error at http://trac.netlabs.org/rpm/

yum update results in:

netlabs-rel 100% |=========================| 1.3 kB 00:00 netlabs-rel/primary 100% |=========================| 384 kB 00:00 netlabs-rel: ############################################### 1445/1645S etting up Update Process Resolving Dependencies --> Running transaction check ---> Package libodin.i386 0:0.8.3-1 set to be updated --> Processing Dependency: /@unixroot/usr/bin/sh for package: libodin-0.8.3-1.i386 --> Processing Dependency: stdcpp.dll for package: libodin-0.8.3-1.i386 --> Processing Dependency: /@unixroot/usr/bin/sh for package: libodin-0.8.3-1.i386 --> Processing Dependency: /@unixroot/usr/bin/sh for package: libodin-0.8.3-1.i386 --> Processing Dependency: /@unixroot/usr/bin/sh for package: libodin-0.8.3-1.i386 --> Finished Dependency Resolution Error: Package: libodin-0.8.3-1.i386 (netlabs-rel)

Requires: /@unixroot/usr/bin/sh

Error: Package: libodin-0.8.3-1.i386 (netlabs-rel)

Requires: stdcpp.dll

You could try using --skip-broken to work around the problem You could try running: rpm -Va --nofiles --nodigest

neither suggestion result in success

sh.exe is in path stdcpp.dll is in libpath

It would be a major help to developers to have source rpms with diffs for building the OS/2 versions of things (which would hopefully save us some duplication of effort.

Example:

I am currently trying to build Info-ZIP's unzip version 6.10b. The OS/2 makefile is hopelessly outdated (very little pertains to libc gcc vs emx), and I am slowly - with much help - plodding my way through the sources to make the necessary edits to get it to build properly under gcc 4.4.6. If I had the diffs for the current unzip 6.0 within easy reach, it would make the task much easier.

And Yuri, thanks again for all of your efforts. My own building has come along by leaps and bounds since I started getting comfortable with all of this on OS/2. Great job.