gcc
Hi I am completely new to Linux. I have installed turbolinux server 8. I tried to install apache, but it says no acceptable c compiler. I was under the assumption that most unix/linux ditros came with a c compiler. Guess I was wrong. So I am trying to install gcc. I am reading this article gcc.gnu.org/install/configure.html on how to configure gcc. I get to the part about
To configure GCC: % mkdir objdir % cd objdir % srcdir/configure [options] [target bash: srcdir/configure: No such file or directory is what I am getting does anyone know how to install gcc. Ultimatley I want apache installed so I can run a server for OCS inventory software. I am trying to make the switch to linux, it is posing more of an obstacle than I first thought, but I am just sick of windows instability. |
What distro are you running? Use it's package manager for installing GCC.
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turbolinux uses rpm,
rpm -p then which file name? the whole tar file? or how do i convert the file to an rpm file. would rpm work for installing apache as well? |
Hi 200mg,
You cannot use rpm for installation using .tar.gz source files. Download the right .rpm files for gcc, binutils, cpp, glibc-devel and kernel-headers from the following site : - http://rpmfind.net/ Once downloaded, install all of them by running Quote:
Theorist |
thank you very much theorist
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rpm -Uvh glibc-devel-2.4.90-13.i386.rpm
error: failed dependencies glibc-common = 2.4.90-13 is needed by..... and the list goes on and on with the dependencies |
Hi 200mg,
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Download all the dependencies that will be required for installation of every package and after installing all of them, proceed with the installation of the dependent package. With Regards, Theorist |
I keep getting "error: ....rpm cannot be installed" I have tried several versions
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Hi 200mg,
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With Regards, Theorist |
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