


The –nodeps option indicates that you’re using the rpm command so that no dependencies are tested. We simply need the command rpm -ivh to install the RPM package. Before installing the package, use the option -nodeps (no dependency check) to avoid dependencies. To install or upgrade a package, you must use rpm -U, which appears in the command line.

In either case, the -F option can be used to force the installation of an RPM package. This can be the case when a package is corrupted, or when it depends on another package that is not currently installed. However, there are times when it is necessary to force the installation of an RPM package. Installing an RPM package is usually a simple matter of using the RPM command with the -i option.
