"Turn" Linux rpm on loading and unloading operation

RPM is a red Hat (REDHAT) package management tool that implements the Add/Remove Programs functionality similar to those in Windows. Below, we will introduce the use of RPM commands.

1. Install the RPM package:

RPM-IVH Package Name

Installs the package and displays the installation progress. This is the most used.

2. Uninstall the RPM Package:

First, the name of the RPM package can be queried by Rpm-q < keywords >

Then call RPM-E < package name > Delete specific RPM package

If you encounter dependencies that cannot be deleted, use RPM-E--nodeps < package name > do not check dependencies, delete rpm packages directly

If there is just more than one package called the same name, use RPM-E--allmatches--nodeps < package name > Remove all packages of the same name and ignore dependencies

Turn from:

1. http://jingyan.baidu.com/article/5225f26b7c7e46e6fa0908f2.html

2. http://www.cnblogs.com/ziziwu/archive/2012/02/01/2335102.html

"Turn" Linux rpm on loading and unloading operation