I have always gone to rpmfind.net and entered the library name into the search field. This will
return the RPM in which the library is contained. Then just download and install the RPM(s).
Regards,
Donn Shumway
dshumway@hypercom.com
"Once the 'what' is decided, the 'how' always follows. We must not make the 'how' an excuse for not
facing and accepting the 'what.'"
-- Pearl S. Buck
>I am trying to install some Red Hat 6.2 patches in the form of .rpm files
>onto some Linux machines and there are some dependency problems on some of
>the files. Many of the needed files have the ".so.0" extension and I don't
>know how to find where they might reside. I don't have the option of trying
>apt-get with Debian at this time. Does anyone have any suggestions on how
>to resolve rpm dependency problems?
>Brian Simper
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