On Sunday 30 December 2007 06:02:41 am M9. wrote: > Rajko M. schreef: [...] > > Try to use > > zypper se yast2 > > than > > zypper up -t package <list of yast2> > > The list is manually created with paste and copy from first list. > > Exactly so does not work, but, when 'se' the list, i found out that many > packages were not updated. (if a V in front of the pkg, means: update > available, if not, these pkgs were not present.) > Anyway: the command you suggested had too many arguments, but > 'sudo zypper in ... did the trick, eventualy. [...]
Right, the zypper up -t package takes only options, no wanted file names, but you found right command, suggested in 'man zypper'. zypper in I do what I wrote often and when 'zypper up' complains than I change 'up' to 'in' and get what I want installed. -- Regards, Rajko --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
