I have 4 debian installer :

abc.deb
jkl.deb
pqr.deb
xyz.deb

I want to install jkl and xyz first, and then I want to install abc.deb and pqr.deb. So the sequence/order the .deb files should be installed should be : jkl.deb , xyz.deb, abc.deb, pqr.deb.

PS:

1. When I am trying to run apt-get install ./*.deb it is picking the .deb files in random (or maybe alphabetically) order.
2. So I did apt-get install ./jkl.deb ./xyz.deb ./abc.deb ./pqr.deb but still I am seeing that pqr.deb is Setting up first before abc.deb

Can someone let me know how can i install these four deb in specific order by single linux command ?

CodePudding user response：

try

apt-get install ./jkl.deb && apt-get install ./xyz.deb && apt-get install ./xyz.deb && apt-get install ./pqr.deb

CodePudding user response：

As far as I know, the installation of packages follows an alphabetical order along with dependencies. So, if you try to install package X and Y but they have A and B as dependencies, the installation order would be: A, B, X and Y. In your case, you might have to use the following syntax:

apt install X && apt install Y