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In Linux it will install an RPM package with the following arguments:
-U (upgrade)
-v (verbose logging)
-h (hash showing installation percent)
This is great default way to install RPMs. If there is no existing package to upgrade, it will still install the package. If there is a newer version of the package already installed, it will tell you that and exit without error.
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What is port name for PKG?
The port name for PKG in the context of FreeBSD's ports system is typically "pkg". This is used to refer to the package management tool that simplifies the process of installing, upgrading, and managing software packages on FreeBSD systems. It provides a command-line interface for handling packages, making it easier for users to manage software installations.
How can I compare two RPM files?
To compare two RPM files, you can use the rpm command-line utility with the --info option to view metadata such as package names, versions, and architecture. Additionally, the rpm2cpio command can extract the contents of the RPM files, allowing you to compare their files and directories using tools like diff or meld. Another option is to use the cmp command to check for binary differences directly between the two RPM files.
What is the RPM command?
It installs, updates, removes and lists software components packaged into *.rpm file. Consult the manual for details.
What does the abbreviation pkg. stand for?
Pkg stands for package.
What does the abbreviations pkg stand for?
Pkg stands for package.
What does the abbreviation pkg mean?
Pkg means package.
When was Pkg-config created?
Pkg-config was created in 2006.
What does the abbreviation pkg stand for in a recipe?
The abbreviation pkg stands for package.
Howwe can convert pkg file to drm?
how we can convert .pkg files to .drm
What command you use to deinstall a rpm packet foobar from your system?
yum remove foobar
What is the abbreviation for package?
Generally, we use pkg to abbreviate packaging.
1 pkg equals what?
Pkg = package. Of what exactly, I'm not sure (your question is vague).
