I can't install YDL2.2 on a Performa 6400

[Bo Brinkman]

Usually rpm tells you what unmet dependancy you have, and you just keep 
adding rpms to teh command-line until it works. :) In my case, this got 
to be quite a lot of packages, and it did take me about an hour to get 
it all straight, and I wasn't even installing any gui stuff, just apache 
and proftpd...

sstrungis@gmx.net wrote:
>>Bo Brinkman wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Usually this error means you don't have enough disk space. Try doing 
>>>the base install, and then adding any other packages you want later. I 
>>>do have YDL 2.0 squeezed onto a 700 meg drive (on a PowerPC 6100), so 
>>>it is possible.
>>>
>>>Agustin Palacios wrote: 
>>
>>I had the same message, and when I tried a base install it worked, so I 
>>concluded that the problem was due to not enough space.
>>
>>Cindy
> 
> Though admittedly, I did have trouble adding to the base install using the
> CLI.  I ran into countless dependency errors when trying to install KDE and
> the like.  I eventually gave up and found a larger HD to use.
> 
> Scott
> 


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