Is there a trick that I am missing when upgrading any package from Raw Hide onto a system running Red Hat Linux 6.1? RPM keeps complaining that my rpm database only supports rpm mackages w/ major numbers <= 3.0. Do I have to upgrade to Red Hat 6.2 in order to install any RPM package from Raw Hide? BTW: On upgrading, I use the following command: rpm -Uvh <package-name> Any feedback would be appreciated. Thanks. I love Red Hat Linux!
Those Rawhide RPMs and Redhat 6.1 are not binary compatible because Rawhide has moved to glibc 2.2. If you want to use Rawhide RPMs, you have to 1) get RPM 3.0.5 (ftp.rpm.org/pub/rpm/test) or RPM 4.0 2) rebuild packages you want from Rawhide SRPMS (rpm --rebuild).