*Intalling from .tar.gz
I have Red Hat 7 .2 or .3 i cant remember, i got a tutorial for linux, i followed the steps to unzip it (untar it, whatever), that works, then the commands it gives me are ctpytic at best, they are
./configure
To run the configure script, to create the Makefile file.
make
To compile the source code (to create the binaries), using the Makefile file.
make install
To install the binaries (and some other files) in the directories specified in the Makefile. This command requires you be the root user.
when i type ./configure
configure
/configure whatever it says invalid command, and if i try make it says no make file found
can someone help me, oh and if it makes a difference my gui is gnome
Installing Apps In LinuxIm a newbie, what do you expect
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3 Replies - 1394 Views - Last Post: 28 September 2002 - 07:56 PM
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Re: Installing Apps In Linux
Posted 28 September 2002 - 04:59 PM
if you uise make, are you tragetting the full path? example..
make /home/ryan/blah.f
make /home/ryan/blah.f
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Re: Installing Apps In Linux
Posted 28 September 2002 - 06:07 PM
I think the thing that is getting me is the ./configure, what if i tried home/Bryan/apps/configure ?
#4
Re: Installing Apps In Linux
Posted 28 September 2002 - 07:56 PM
Figure out where the configure file is that you downloaded and then target that path.
"find configure" should find that file (if Redhat is like FreeBSD).
"find configure" should find that file (if Redhat is like FreeBSD).
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