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way to install the RPM software in bare Linux (no gcc, no RPM Package Manager, no make command, no system software manager such as Apt-get,zypper,yast, etc.) Installing software in an extremely cropped Linux system is a hassle.
Our bare Linux refers to:
1. No system-led management software, such as YaST (SuSE), Apt-get (Debian), Zypper, etc.
2. There is no access to the Internet, or in a small LAN, can not get the repo source of the case;
3. No RPM Package Manager, That is, you cannot use the RPM command to install the software;
4. No make command, no automake, and make components; cannot use make;
5. Without the GCC command, which means there is no GCC suite, you can't load GCC. Make is also dependent on GCC;
Solution:
First Step: Extract the RPM package Rpm2cpio xxxx.rpm using the Rmp2cpio command
|CPIO-IVD
The second step: the unpacked folder (generally there will be USR and etc folders) to cover the corresponding location of the system folder;
The third step: use the software. Generally the main program of the software should be located under/usr/bin.
Perfect solution.