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CSTRINGIO.PYD has an illegal OS/2 DLL name (not 8.3). Hence:

  #define ERROR_INVALID_NAME      123     /* MSG%INVALID_NAME */

This keeps yum from being able to run:

  There was a problem importing one of the Python modules 
  required to run yum. The error leading to the problem was:

     dlopen rc=193 extra=C:\USR\LIB\PYTHON2.7\LIB-DYNLOAD\CSTRINGIO.PYD

  Please install a package which provides this module, or 
  verify that the module is installed correctly.

Oddly, this does not seem to affect yum on all processors or arches, however, we have seen this internally at Arca Noae, and we have ​a ticket open for ANPM.

Currently (1-2), os2-rpm installs the real wpi4rpm.exe to /@unixroot/usr/lib/rpm/pc and adds a symlink in /@unixroot/usr/lib/rpm. Neither is in %PATH%, limiting the usefulness of this valuable tool.

Suggest installing wpi4rpm.exe to /@unixroot/usr/sbin, and creating symlinks in both of the above places (assuming one is also needed in /@unixroot/usr/lib/rpm/pc).

I just updated the i686 and pentium4 bootstrap zips, and after a test install of an ArcaOS trunk build, I find that libqt4 will not install, complaining that the PREIN scriptlet cannot find /@unixroot/usr/lib/rpm/warpin-conflicts.exe.

These symlinks were apparently changed in os2-rpm 1-3 to not have extensions. Unfortunately, it seems that some packages are still looking for them.

Copying /@unixroot/usr/lib/rpm/warpin-conflicts to /@unixroot/usr/lib/rpm/warpin-conflicts.exe allows the installation of libqt4 to complete successfully.

While the ultimate fix is in the spec files for the affected packages, it may be wise to maintain two symlinks for each of these or create a separate package to install/remove the additional (missing) symlinks.