R help - May 2000 - Missing dependencies in installing R-base-1.0.0-1

I recently upgraded to LinuxPPC 2000.  When I tried to reinstall the 
R rpm, I was missing the following dependent files:  egcs, egcs-g77, 
and libf2c.so.0  Is there an upgrade or a fix to this?

Brian Adams


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"Joseph Brian Adams, Ph.D." <brian_adams at jbadams.com> writes:
> I recently upgraded to LinuxPPC 2000.  When I tried to reinstall the 
> R rpm, I was missing the following dependent files:  egcs, egcs-g77, 
> and libf2c.so.0  Is there an upgrade or a fix to this?
> 
> Brian Adams
Er, ... R depends on those packages and files which most likely are to
be found on your LinuxPPC CD. 

What is the problem? That you cannot install R without installing
those packages first, or that R installs even with those packages
absent and crashes on startup? Either way you need to get the items
installed.

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