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find out dependent Solaris 10 x86 packages in advance
in RHEL, I can find out the dependent packages in advance by
rpm -q --whatrequires package_name or
yum dep_list package_name
before actual day of doing "rpm -ivh ./package_name", then
only found out what's the missed dep pkgs & having to start
downloading them on the day of installation.
For Solaris 10 x86 packages, what's the equiv commands/steps
to find out the dependent packages in advance?
rpm -q --whatrequires package_name or
yum dep_list package_name
before actual day of doing "rpm -ivh ./package_name", then
only found out what's the missed dep pkgs & having to start
downloading them on the day of installation.
For Solaris 10 x86 packages, what's the equiv commands/steps
to find out the dependent packages in advance?
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how do we extract that readme file from the pkg file?
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so I have to apply at least this patch (or later) to be able to use pkgdep ?