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bootstrapping yum adds x:\usr\bin etc. to the beginning of PATH. This can cause problems. For example: When mptn\bin\setup.cmd contains

hostid 127.0.0.1

the wrong hostid get's called.

I think it's better to add PATH and LIBPATH entries at the end and not at the beginning.

Deleted my YUM/RPM installation and reinstalled using the recent bootstrap 1.3 package. Installation went without error and I could perform YUM commands from the YUM-console.

Trying to use YUM commands from the eCS command line directly, I would get errors that in effect indicated the RPM database could not be opened.

Comparing the contents of /TMP/YUMBT/BIN and /USR/BIN showed there were files starting with db_* and tcl* in the /TMP/YUMBT/BIN directory not present in the /USR/BIN directory. Listing available packages (from the YUM-console) showed a 'DB4' package available. I installed from the YUM-console (it also installed a 'TCL' dependency) and now I can use YUM and RPM from the command line.

Previous issues I had with earlier installs seem to be gone now.

I installed the bootstrap version 1.3 after installing eCS 2.1. Everything seemed to go smoothly, but when I tried to use YUM after installing it and rebooting, I got an error saying 'no such file or directory'. After some investigation I found that pthread.dll was not installed. I copied it from the bootstrap and now YUM works fine.