On Tue, 29 Jul 2003, Eric Sammons wrote: > I installed TAM 4.1 and that is why I have UDB V8. Ahh the > requirements.... > > Anyhow, I installed the following RPMs instead of using the db2inst > script. > > IBM_db2sp81-8.1.0-0 > IBM_db2icuc81-8.1.0-0 > IBM_db2jdbc81-8.1.0-0 > IBM_db2crte81-8.1.0-0 > IBM_db2conn81-8.1.0-0 > IBM_db2rte81-8.1.0-0 > IBM_db2repl81-8.1.0-0 > IBM_db2smpl81-8.1.0-0 > IBM_db2ca81-8.1.0-0 > IBM_db2msen81-8.1.0-0 > IBM_db2cj81-8.1.0-0 > IBM_db2cliv81-8.1.0-0 > IBM_db2engn81-8.1.0-0 > IBM_db2das81-8.1.0-0 > IBM_db2cucs81-8.1.0-0 > IBM_db2conv81-8.1.0-0 > IBM_db2jhen81-8.1.0-0 > IBM_db2chen81-8.1.0-0 > IBM_db2cc81-8.1.0-0 > IBM_db2pext81-8.1.0-0 > IBM_db2essg81-8.1.0-0 > > These should match up with your DB2 components as well, only the version > numbers will change. But as I recall from 7.x to 8.x some of the names > were a little off too so I had to wait around for rpm command to tell me > IBM_db2xxxxxx is required for IBM_db2xxxxxxx. Also, watch that nodeps > flag because it could get you here by not telling you what is required. So > do the install with a large scroll back buffer so that you can scroll back
There's always this command: rpm -Va -- Cheers John. Join the "Linux Support by Small Businesses" list at http://mail.computerdatasafe.com.au/mailman/listinfo/lssb Copyright John Summerfield. Reproduction prohibited.
