if I want to install a package from source with commands
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./configure
make
make install
what base packages I need to run those commands?
[SOLVED] Install package from source
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[SOLVED] Install package from source
by kiki » Oct 31st, '11, 04:25
hi,
if I want to install a package from source with commands
what base packages I need to run those commands?
if I want to install a package from source with commands
what base packages I need to run those commands?
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Re: Install package from source
by Lebarhon » Oct 31st, '11, 11:19
Hello,
You need at least gcc, make and all the dependences which can be a lot.
You need at least gcc, make and all the dependences which can be a lot.
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Re: Install package from source
by doktor5000 » Oct 31st, '11, 17:21
You should at least install task-c++-devel, that installs all the base packages needed to compile (autotools, gcc ...).
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Re: Install package from source
by truls » Oct 31st, '11, 18:43
Maybe the package "checkinstall" also is a good idea to install because of easy uninstall of compiled packages.
./configure
make
checkinstall
./configure
make
checkinstall
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