Guru Guidance

Posted by dave on Dec 14, 2004 1:05 AM EDT
Linux Magazine; By Roderick W. Smith
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Last month's column looked at the basics of generating RPMs, including the format of the all-important .spec file. In theory, those principles should be enough to let you create .spec files and RPMs for a number of purposes. In practice, however, RPM generation is complex enough that some examples are sure to help. So, this month's column presents two examples: creating a non-program RPM and creating a program RPM.

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