Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] TkTcl

Hi Bill

With the number of BDI installs out there, I think a few others might be
interested.

From a console, 'rpm -qR <package name> will tell you what packages are
needed to satisfy dependencies. I suspect you have somethig like "Requires
tcl >= 8.10". You would need to ake sure the version number of the installed
tcl package is equal to or greater than the required version.
You can force an installation with 'rpm -ih --nodeps <package name>', but it
could lead to an unstable system depending on what the package does. If this
new program is pure tcl, this shouldn't be a problem. The other alternative
is to get hold of the source files and install from there.

Regards, Paul.

On Tuesday 30 October 2001 7:11 am, William Scalione wrote:
> A little off topic here, you can reply off list
>
> I'm trying to install a program onto my EMC linux box that
> uses Tk and Tcl. The program is in a RPM format, and when
> I try to install, it says I have dependancy problems, I need Tk
> and Tcl. Obviously since I am running TkEmc I have these on
> the computer. Anyone have any ideas on how to do this.
>
> thanks
> Bill