I installed platform image on a target device, image files were generated by MIC,
Now what I want to do is replacing one rpm package which is pre-installed on target.
How can I replace one rpm on the target?
I guess that tizen package manager owns and manages some package database disregarding rpm database, (maybe sqllite?)
So maybe, 'mic' tools already installed related package/app info package database for that.
so I don't think only removing an rpm package by doing 'rpm -e xxx.rpm` shouldn't work well.
What is the proper way to install/remove a native application rpm?
I found a document - https://wiki.tizen.org/Manually_installing_apps
but this is only for 'wrt-installer' tool.
How does tizen manages rpm packages?
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27 Sep 2017 06:02
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Edited on 11 10, 2017