The file used by fedora core as the db for s/w installed.
This is a discussion about The file used by fedora core as the db for s/w installed. in the Everything Linux category; ;( My first time using fedora and I don't understand is it the anaconda the vmlinuz or linux itself that is the database file fedora installs all of its software on? Please help Signed trying to get away from microsoft Thats it the RPM thank you both so much for your help!!!
;( My first time using fedora and I don't understand is it the anaconda the vmlinuz or linux itself that is the database file fedora installs all of its software on? Please help
Signed trying to get away from microsoft
Thats it the RPM thank you both so much for your help!!!
Signed trying to get away from microsoft
Thats it the RPM thank you both so much for your help!!!
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Anaconda is the Red Hat/Fedora installer program. Both vmlinuz and Linux are tied to the Linux kernel. As far as I know, there is no database that software is installed on. Most software has executable binary files and Library files that are installed on one or more folders (directories) on one or more of the Linux partitions except the swap partition, and perhaps the boot partition. Just about every folder is a subfolder of the root folder. Can you explain what you mean by the database? ;(
Hi,
Do you mean the RPM database?
RPM uses a database to keep track of what is installed (and keep track of dependencies - I think).
Do you mean the RPM database?
RPM uses a database to keep track of what is installed (and keep track of dependencies - I think).
