Re: Where is make?(newbie)

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From: James Cribb
Date: Fri, 15 Jan 1999 00:00

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In article <#cpQ2UBQ#GA.299@ntawwabp.compuserve.com>, ShaneR wrote:
| Been trying to compile the kernel (RH5.2)and some programs, but whenever I
| type "make" (whatever)  I get the error "bash: command not found".Can anyone
| explain what's going wrong?

"make" is not installed on your system.  Install it from your Red Hat CD-ROM.
If you're using "glint", the graphical front end to the "rpm" command, you will
find the package in (I believe):

Development
  Building
    make-3.76.1-5

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