gcc: Command not found
I am trying to install a driver and an error came up in the terminal that says 'gcc: Command not found.' Did gcc not come with fedora core 5?
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Depends on what you mean by "come with". There is a difference between some software being included in Core and being installed on your system (which is typically only a very small subset of the software included in Fedora Core).
Just install it with "yum install gcc", etc. |
Ok, I went to the terminal and entered that (yum install gcc) and it came up with an error, "Cannot find a valis baseurl for repo: core"
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OR---take a look at: "man yum" and "man yum.conf" |
Once I find that (if I find that) where are the packages?
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ironically I guess, I need it to set up my network adapter, so no. But I do have a laptop with me right now, and I can transfer files via cd-rws.
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I installed linux on my computer 2 days ago. would it be worth it to sit through the installation process again?
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Get your network connection working, configure the package manager, and go hunting for SW...... |
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I found the add/remove software thing, but it says 'unable to retrieve software information.'
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It's probably trying to look online. The gcc RPMs are on disks 1 and 2 -- you might look around for them. Alternatively, the system-config-packages util should be able to help. Getting your network going will make this much easier since you can just download from net repositories.
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