How do I enable C compier in SUSE 10.3?
I am setting up a project in SUSE 10.3 to utilize 5 printer. I have them set up SUSE and CUPS. I am trying to update CUPS. I can not see a compiler.
Can anybody shed some light on this problem. Thanks, sjpiv44 |
You need to have the "gcc" package installed to get "cc" compiler command. I was under the impression most Linux distros installed this by default so it may be a path issue.
Run a "find / -name cc" as root to see if you have the cc command in one of your directories (usually in /usr/bin). Type "file <pathtto>/cc" to verify what you found is the cc executable. Then add that path to your PATH variable (e.g. by typing "export PATH=$PATH:<pathto>" where <pathto> is the directory you found cc in (e.g. export PATH=$PATH:/usr/bin). If the find command reveals no cc you likely don't have the gcc package installed and will need to install it. I don't use Suse so can't give you information on how to do that but it should be easy to figure out by doing a Google search for "installing packages on Suse". |
I'm not sure why you would need a version of CUPS more recent than what is available with the SUSE package manager.
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Using Yast it is as simple as open the Yast Software Manager, wait for the rpm cache to update (on 10.3 it still takes a long time) and finally select the Pattern view and choose Base Development. To setup installation sources, that is to add repositories (if needed) this web page is the starting point. |
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Now as to the problem. When start a printer, I get open device failed: will try again in 10 seconds. When I go to YaST, System information, I do not see USB or printers. I have tested both USB ports with my USB mouse and both work. Thanks for the information. sjpiv44 |
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