Borsenkow Andrej <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > It's because it does two runs - first rpm -i for packages to install (in > inst.list) and then rpm -U for packages to update. First time > dependencies are missing. > > Francois, in this case the simplest solution is to install after update. > We unconditionally install only several packages that are leaves so > nothing else depends on them.
Yes, but for some other reasons, I made the install before (but now with --nodeps, so the error should go), but on some case, error can still happens... Really, I prefer to workaround the problem by removing kernel-source from this, this features was done for kernel package (binary and not other things, now kernel binary uses another behaviour for that). This is currently a hack which needs to be reworked to clean error case encountered for kernel-source resolution problems (ie propagate install flag to other package, and this is dangerous to get multiple package installed and furthermore, kernel-headers needed by kernel-source is not designed to be multi installed). Fran�ois.
