Ok, I,ve got RHEL 5 and I am unfamiliar with it.After some peeking i tried to install wine on it. But got an error that " NO ACCEPTEBLE C COMPILER FOUND IN $PATH ". Now I stuck in installing gcc.I,ve downloaded gcc-4.4.0.tar.bz2.After unziping and running the command " ../gcc-4.4.0/configure --prefix=/opt/gcc4.4.0 "
it shows "configure: error: NO ACCEPTEBLE C COMPILER FOUND IN $PATH ". Now what i am supposed to do ? :
[ In the package manager on searching gcc it shows libgcc-4.4.1-52.e15.i386, libgcj - 4.1.1-52.e15.i386 and libstdc++ - 4.1.1-52.e15.i386.]
Please help me to get out of this.

Try
http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/howto-i...piler-on-rhel/

Hope this helps.

- Hemant

have you tried completing the dependencies of GCC? my officemate did it weeks ago. . . using RH also via vmware

when using gui tool it says
[1] 3256
A window opens and says unknown error.
I'm not registered with rhn

What dependencies you r taking about, I don,t understand.

sub programs/utilities you MUST have on your system for you to be able to install an application

there is no program/utilities

Steelewire

Either switch to Centos (the free clone of RHEL) or use the Centos repos. After you have the Centos repos set up, yum install gcc.

I can,t do it. Any other options........
I,ve just found out a rpm package

If you have got rpm package for it then you can install it with rpm -ivh <packagename>.rpm.
But most of people would suggest that even if you can not move out of RHEL5, you can enable the repositories for CentOS 5 on your system so that you can use yum to install packages.

i,ve installed gcc. The package manager shows it, But when I install wine it says again no acceptable c compiler found in $path.

Where did you install gcc? Is that directory in your $PATH environment variable. You need to edit it to get the path correct.