| > The package | > manager complains that the Hugs package has a major version number | > greater than 3, and this is somehow not acceptable.
Does anyone know why the RPMs are OS version dependent, and/or if it is desireable to build them in an OS version independent way?
Hmmm, in a flash of inspiration, I realised that maybe the RPM package format and tools have had a new release. (The "major version number" in the error message must mean the RPM-version, not the Hugs version.) In this case I would expect an old RPM (e.g. built on RedHat 6.2) to unpack cleanly with either of the new or old RPM tools, but an RPM using the new format to unpack only with the new tool. So until RedHat 7 becomes more widespread, it should be sufficient to supply a single old-format RPM? Regards, Malcolm