There is no way around it for packages you have already installed AFAIK, but next time you want to compile a package with ./configure make make install
instead do ./configure make checkinstall (You must have the checkinstall RPM installed) checkinstall will turn your compiled code into an RPM and install the RPM for you :-) It is then easy to resolve dependencies or remove the application. If you compile your packages again, but this time using checkinstall, the same files will end up in the same places. derek On Friday 11 Oct 2002 2:42 pm, Zlatko Savic wrote: > Hi, I was wondering whether any packages that are installed manually by the > user (i.e. tar, gzip, make, etc...) can be displayed as "installed package" > in rpmdrake? I do not get it but maybe there is a way. The reason for this > is simply because some rpm packages that I install using rpmdrake check > their dependencies __IN___ rpmdrake ___only____ and always say that they > are missing the packages I installed manually. How can I avoid that > problem? > > Regards, > Zlatko
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