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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;I am preparing Linux Red Hat for an installation of Oracle 11g. I am currently at the step where i need to add missing required packages. I got dependancy error on a file elfutils-libelf-devel-i386<wbr /> is needed by elfutils-libelf-devel-stat<wbr />ic but when I try to install the needed package elfutils-libelf-devel-i386<wbr /> Linux returns another dependancy error that elfutils-libelf-devel-stat<wbr />ic is needed by elfutils-libelf-devel-i386<wbr />. I can't intall either one because they both depend on each other to install. How do I fix this dependancy error?
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Experts, 
       I am preparing Linux Red Hat for an installation of Oracle 11g. I am currently at the step where i need to add missing required packages. I got dependancy error on a file elfutils-libelf-devel-i386 is needed by elfutils-libelf-devel-static but when I try to install the needed package elfutils-libelf-devel-i386 Linux returns another dependancy error that elfutils-libelf-devel-static is needed by elfutils-libelf-devel-i386. I can't intall either one because they both depend on each other to install. How do I fix this dependancy error?

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