powerhouse
07-04-2001, 11:08 AM
I've just gone back to running Redhat, and when I was trying to install drivers for my nic, I realized that the "make" command does not exist on my system. I get the "make: command not found error." What's going on?
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Click to See Complete Forum and Search --> : no "make" command powerhouse 07-04-2001, 11:08 AM I've just gone back to running Redhat, and when I was trying to install drivers for my nic, I realized that the "make" command does not exist on my system. I get the "make: command not found error." What's going on? Angel of Death 07-04-2001, 11:17 AM Anyone here listen to Slayer or System of a Down!!! :D godot 07-04-2001, 11:20 AM You didn't install the development packages, did you? You need to install all the C and C++ compilers and libraries. ryan00002 07-04-2001, 11:20 AM try find / -name make if it finds it, it might not be included in your PATH. if it finds make type echo $PATH and see if the directory its located in is in your path. if its not you need to add it. powerhouse 07-04-2001, 11:29 AM I must not have installed the development packages. What stuff do I need to install and how do I install it? Rastar 07-05-2001, 12:48 PM Off the top of my head you need the c and c++ development as well as the c++ and c files. Fire up rpm manager as root and they will all be listed Oh GCC I forgot to mention it may be named gcc. Once you have found all the related c and c++ (gcc) files all you have to do is click on the install button at the bottom left of the dialog box. Hope this helps Ras :eek: justlinux.com
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