Trouble installing wireless drivers, make command on Debian?
Hello! I'm a new forum member and linux newbie. Today I installed Debian alongside Windows 7. I downloaded the drivers for my wireless adapter (a Rosewill RNX-N180UBE) from the manufacturers website, but when I tried to install I got a bash: make: command not found error. I assumed this meant that make wasn't installed. From what I understand it's a pretty fundamental program, so I was surprised it wasn't installed by default. I would use aptitude to install make, but I still dont have an internet connection. I downloaded the latest version on make from the GNU website on another machine, but it looks like I need the make command to install the make command! If anyone has any advice, I would very much appreciate it. Thank you!
EDIT: Just to clarify, I need to install the make command, and I can't use aptitude because I don't have internet access. |
Alright, I found the answer. I was stupid for missing it before. There is a way to compile make without the make command.
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