Description of Problem: My intention was to upgrade my KDE environment to KDE 2.1 So I have Downloaded all RPM-files neccessary. I followed the instructions & FAQs at www.kde.org/documentation/faq/install.html (among the instructions I upgraded my RPM to version 4.0.2-6x using an RPM-file). I started to install the qt-packages. Everything went well until I installed the kdesupport-2* package. I got a message that files in the new package was is conflikt with files in the old kdesupport-1* package. So I removed the old packge with the command rpm -e kdesupport-1..1.2* . It got removed alright. Then when trying to install the new package I got the message: "Segmentation fault (core dumped)" I tried to re-install the old package again (with rpm -ivh ...) but I get the same errot message: "Segmentation fault ..." So now I am without any kdesupportpackage and there seems to be way to get either one back. I tried to rebuild the dependancy database with rpm --rebuilddb. But hte same message: "Segmentation fault ...." shows up. I have also tried to re-create the file database with the command: updatedb. No success. When I try to force an installation of either kdesupport package (by rpm ... --force) I get the meassage: "cannot open depends index using db1 - Invalid argument (22)" How Reproducible: Do not know Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. Actual Results: Expected Results: Additional Information: A tar-file of the directory cd /var/lib with subdirectories can be retrieved at the URL above. My system is: Linux version 2.2.12-20 on an IBM ThinkPad 600. Redhat Linux with basic version 6.1 with some upgrades to 6.2 level (e.g. rpm version 4.0.2-6x).
Doing a --rebuildb with a recent version of rpm-4.0.3 (-0.37 is latest) from Raw Hide will fix your problem. Please reopen this bug if you need more help.
One probelm left. I cannot find version -0.37 of RPM from RawHide. The latest version I have found is -0.31. Where can i retreive version 4.0.3-0.37 of RPM ?? /Ph
There should be a recent version of rpm-4.0.3 in Raw Hide, pushed yesterday I;'ve been told. I'm still wortking on getting packages on ftp.rpm.org, soonish ... Meanwhile, I can send you a repaired copy of your packages.rpm if that would help. Send mail to <jbj> if so.