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What is the command to see the installed rpm's in the linux system.
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Answer / ashish nagar
you can view the installed rpm in your linux box by :
rpm -qa | grep rpm name
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Answer / akshit
it's :
rpm -qa ; gives a list of all the installed rpm's
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Answer / venkat.palavarapu
# rpm -qa
It give all installed packages list
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