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hi i was just wondering if there was a package that includes all the lib files such as lobc6,libgcc1,libglu etc etc, because i dont want to spend all this time ...
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    hi i was just wondering if there was a package that includes all the lib files such as lobc6,libgcc1,libglu etc etc, because i dont want to spend all this time downloading each one, one by one, please help

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    meta-package 'build-essential' contains all the dev libraries.
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    thanks but do you think you could give me a link? i cant seem to find it

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    If you are running Debian and using apt-get, I think it should be something like:

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    apt-get install build-essential
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    Thank you but you see i do not have a internet connection hooked up to the laptop, so i canot run apt-get, i do have apt-get and dpkg but i need to install everything manualy, i use my desktop(winXP) to download stuff and put it on a flash drive and then put the flash on the laptop to trasfer stuff, so if you could just give me a link that would be great thank you

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    You should be able to find it at the Debian Packages website:

    Debian -- Packages
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    Quote Originally Posted by sahid2080
    Thank you but you see i do not have a internet connection hooked up to the laptop, so i canot run apt-get, i do have apt-get and dpkg but i need to install everything manualy, i use my desktop(winXP) to download stuff and put it on a flash drive and then put the flash on the laptop to trasfer stuff, so if you could just give me a link that would be great thank you
    Do you have installation CD? build-essential package is available in Installation CD/DVD.
    Execute this
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    su
    apt-cdrom add
    apt-get update
    apt-get install build-essential
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    well you see im runing DSL but i know its debian based thats why i asked over here, so thats why i needed the direct link because ive been looking but i cant find anything

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    Quote Originally Posted by sahid2080 View Post
    well you see im runing DSL but i know its debian based thats why i asked over here, so thats why i needed the direct link because ive been looking but i cant find anything
    Did you search really hard? I just found it with my first search...

    Debian -- Details of package build-essential in etch
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