Installing a RPM to a particular Directory

From: "linuxnewbie" <linuxnewbie82@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 17 Jul 2006 00:18:36 -0700

HI

I'm running a FedoraCore5 Machine... Can anyone tell me if i can
actually select the destination folder where i want my package to be
installed????

for instance, say i want to install anaconda in /mnt/new , how do i go
about doing it???

regards

krish,

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