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hopefully some1 can help me out here, i am running drake 10.1 download. i upgraded to kernerl version 2.6.10 due to the issues with the USB mouse, that seems to be working fine now, but here is my problem:
qt. c++ and g++(gmake) cannot be found when i try and compile programs. i can type qtconfig and it executes, gpp = executes and so does cpp, i checked in the rpms and they are all installed...could some 1 please tell what i can do, or how i can fix this....
You shouldn't have to install the devel packages. Try reinstalling the regular packages first. The devel packages require an enormous number of dependencies.
i did, thats the strange thing, these packages seem to be installed...
but if try and compile the kernel with make gconfig or make qconfig - i get an error that qt and gmake cannot be found.
although, other packages, that has dependencies on them work fine...
If you've tried to manually install QT or these other libs, you may have headers laying around.
In turn the configure/Make scripts will find these, but end up configuring the actual Makefile, to use the location for the non-rpm version while the compiler wants the RPM version.
Also note that there are a few scripts that fail the configure tests, even though you have everything set up.
Usually in this case, the developer is utilizing a far more recent version on his/her machine, than what you have.
thanks for the reply, i see what u r saying, and it makes sense, just weird though. i am kinda stuck at the moment, as i cannot install anything. I suppose i will just have to wait, till I reinstall Drake, or a new version gets released, so that i can upgrade...
i did the rpm -q - and the results were the same, it said that the packages are not installed...i will try the urpmi tonight - any ideas where i can find lists of sites?
Normally the urpm sources should already be set up by the MDK installation.
If you haven't deleted or tampered with them you can just run the urpmi commands
and it will prompt you to insert the appropriate CD (if you did a CD install. If you
did a network install it should fetch the packages from the net).
Otherwise you can try re-adding them through the mcc.
thank you so much! urpmi works like a charm! gcc-c++ installed and working....i am busy with qt now, if that doesnt work, its not 2 serious, as i can now compile it!
thank you sooo much again!
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