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You could create a RPM that requires what you want. The RPM doesn't
have to do anything else. The RPM build script should be pretty short
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<pre wrap="">Maybe this is a kickstart question, I don't know.
I've discovered that you can't specify versions of packages in the
live CD kickstart file, eg the following doesn't work:
%packages
dhclient >= 4.0.0
For my application I really do need to specify minimum package
versions, otherwise users will end up with a live CD that definitely
won't work. Any suggestions about how to enforce this?
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