Re: Need help installing RPMs

Lenard <lenard@xxxxxxxxx> wrotc:

- Dazed wrote:

How do install a list of RPMs simultaneously in RH9?

The following ar emy instructions but I don't know how to install more
than one rpm at a time:
For installation use the following command: rpm -Uvh <RPMs list>

Another way (other than Nobody Here's way) is to simply;

rpm -Uvh *.rpm

This does assume that you have all the rpm packages that you want to install
in one folder (or directory) without any additional rpm packages and/or
subfolders.

Even better; they are in the same folder!
Thanks so much for the help!!!
.

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