Hi
Thanks for your reply.
Actually the xml file looks like
#vi package.xml
<rpm>drivers-3.6.22-${release}.${arch}.rpm</rpm>
..
..
#
And if I want to delete this entry then what should be the sysntax?
I tried
but i did't worked.Can you please let me know.
Appreciate your help.
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