Hi all,
Although being a sole Linux user about a year ago now I had to move back to
windoze for work reasons and how quickly we forget. Anyway back now how it
has all improved WOW!!!
I have a small problem though. I installed last week Mandrake 7.1 and
upgraded to 8.0 with a free disk on
In reply to Scotchpie's words, written Sun, 4 Nov 2001 10:18:08 +
As an example I am trying to install KOffice 1.1 but when doing a make I get
that it cannot find the command g++. I did a whereis and found that G++ is
installed and the executable is in /usr/bin so why can it not find it?
Cheers Paul, no I cannot run g++ nor any of the others.
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Did the user's execute bit fall over in all /usr/bin? Can you run that
stuff as root?
All of the executables in /usr/bin do run when typing in the command,
eg: $ mozilla, and up pops the browser. The only problems seem to be with
these applications mentioned before which interestingly
In reply to Scotchpie's words, written Sun, 4 Nov 2001 10:48:02 +
Cheers Paul, no I cannot run g++ nor any of the others.
Where does g++ point to? What are the permissions?
e.g.
[paul@tbird paul]$ ls -l /usr/bin/g++
lrwxrwxrwx1 root root 21 Jun 18 14:01 /usr/bin/g++ -
Scotchpie wrote:
All of the executables in /usr/bin do run when typing in the command,
eg: $ mozilla, and up pops the browser. The only problems seem to be with
these applications mentioned before which interestingly have a flashing red
background.
Even as root I get the same message as I
First question is
Have you installed it?
In a terminal typerpm -q -a | less
Move up and down the results to find a make rpm.
If it's not there, the answer is on your Mandrake CD.
When it IS there type rpm -q -R packagename
to find out about dependencies. On my system the
