Hi,I am trying to install FlightGear on a Linux machine but it fails because of a module dependency. Info:OS: X/OS, version 2.6.9-34.0.2.EL.XOS.1FG version: 0.9.10-0.FX/OS is a distribution based on RedHat, that's why I downloaded the pre-built Fedora Core package. Error: unlocatable package 'openal'It also required package 'openal.so.0' but I managed to install this one: rpm -q openal -> openal-0.0.8-1.2.el4.rfHowever, it still claims that package 'openal'is missing. Do I miss something hear? Thanks, Theo M.

>Hi,>>I am trying to install FlightGear on a Linux machine but it>fails because of a module dependency. Info:>OS: X/OS, version 2.6.9-34.0.2.EL.XOS.1>FG version: 0.9.10-0.F>>X/OS is a distribution based on RedHat, that's why I>downloaded the pre-built Fedora Core package. >>Error: unlocatable package 'openal'>>It also required package 'openal.so.0' but I managed to>install this one: rpm -q openal -> openal-0.0.8-1.2.el4.rf>However, it still claims that package 'openal'is missing. >>Do I miss something hear? >>Thanks, Theo M.Yes, you are apparently missing at least proper OpenAL support, are you sure that other OpenAL programs work? That is, does your OpenAL installation work at all? Have you considered installing from source?

I am also unable to install FlightGear because of this dependency.I have installed libopenal.so.0, and it recognizes that because it doesn't ask for it. I have tried downloading the newest openal rpm off their site, but when I run it, it says a newer version is already installed.Trying to install the FlightGear rpm gives an output of: error: Failed dependencies: openal >= 20050209 is needed by FlightGear-0.9.10-0.FC.i386I am running Fedora 4 on a HP ZD7000 series laptop. I have got the sound to work so I don't believe it has anything to do with it. But I cannot find OpenAl to check to see if it works, as mentioned.

Your openal might just be in a different place than the package-maker thought it sould be. That's one of the drawbacks of installing from RPM's.