"make" command not found
I am trying to install a .tar package. I am following the instructions:
./configure --prefix=/usr --noninteractive \ --with-DIR_MAN=/usr/share/man && make && make install I type this into the command line, and the following results: Configuring TIFF Software v3.6.1 If configure does the wrong thing, check the file config.log for information that may help you understand what went wrong. Reading site-wide parameters from ./config.site. Do they really still make i686-pc-linux-gnu systems?! Using /usr/bin/gcc for a C compiler (use -with-CC=compilername to override). Looks like /usr/bin/gcc supports the -g option. Using "-g" for C compiler options. No make located in the search path. There was no make program in the restricted search used by this script If make is in a non-standard location set the MAKE environment variable to the pathname of the appropriate program. configure: configure: Unrecoverable error! Once you've corrected the problem rerun this script. linux:/tmp/kde-tim/tiff-v3.6.1 # make bash: make: command not found Why cannot the MAKE command be found? I tried "man make" and nothing came up. |
There are distros that do not install the make by default, especially if you have a single installation CD.
Is it at all on your system? Login as root and try: which make Does it return anything? If not, install it from CD or from the SuSE site. |
Doesn't look like you have make installed. To find out, try:
rpm -qa | grep make You should get something like: ~> rpm -qa | grep make make-3.80-96 automake-1.7.6-41 If not, they should be on your installation CDs. Just manually install the rpm or use the YAST package manager to do it for you. |
you are correct. thank you very much.
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