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I recently installed Fedora Core 5 on one of my computers. As I was trying to install ndiswrapper on the computer, I got an error saying the gcc command is not found. Can somebody give me a link to where I can download GCC and how to install it, preferably an RPM package?
If you don't have an Internet connection, you should be able to find gcc on one of the cdroms. Otherwise, it should be easy enough to run the command:
yum install gcc
When I installed Fedora Core 5 on this machine, I wanted to install it as fast as possible. Therefore, I installed the operating system without any customization. I'm not sure where on which CD GCC is located. Can somebody show me how to install GCC from the CD?
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