El vie, 05-04-2002 a las 18:21, Bruce Zink escribió: > I recently acquired the source code for an Intel > NIC card driver (from an Intel web site). The > documentation tells me to use "make install" to > compile/install the driver. > > Unfortunately, that command gives me the message > "bash: make not found" or something like that. > Likewise, "man make" produces "No manual for make" or > whatever. You get the picture. > > I gather I am lacking some fairly basic program. > What does it seem to be and how do I get it? Any > hints would be much appreciated.
if you were trying to make install as a normal user, it's a possibility that you don't have /usr/bin in your PATH, so /usr/bin/make wasn't found. try " /usr/bin/make install" or "make install" logged in as root. if this doesn't do it, ... open a terminal window. su to root. that is, enter the " su " command. it will ask for your root password, enter it, then you will become root. ( anyway forget about this if you are already logged in as root ) type " urpmi make " it will ask for your mandrake cd's so keep 'em handy. see if that helps. Damian
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