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Eric Flumerfelt edited this page Jun 17, 2022
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Notes on RPM Packaging Guide
Important installations from guide: gcc rpm-build rpm-devel rpmlint make python bash coreutils diffutils patch rpmdevtools
use command: $ yum install … to make commands available (see RHEL 7
RPM Packaging Guide Ch. 1.2 or CLICK HERE)
Patching
See p.12 RPM Packaging Guide
What is supposed to be happening here? “To build and run the patched bello” > $ make clean > rm bello > $ make > gcc -o bello bello > $ ./bello > Hello World from my very first patch! h3. The “make clean” isn’t doing anything. The following is the input and resulting output: > [madas@ironwork bello]$ make clean > make: * No rule to make target `clean’. Stop. h3. Seems that since I’m using bash and not c that the patched version will already run with: > ./bello h3. and the original version will have to be accessed with: > ./bello.orig-