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when I try this, I can do it up until the './configure' part.
all it says is:
bash: ./configure: No such File or Directory
any advice?...
- 03-03-2008 #1Just Joined!
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./configure : command not found.
when I try this, I can do it up until the './configure' part.
all it says is:
bash: ./configure: No such File or Directory
any advice?
- 03-03-2008 #2Linux Guru
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configure comes with the package it should be in the current directory, you can see the contents of the current directory by typing ls
If the file is not there you did not unpack everything you need to, or you are not in the correct directory.
- 03-03-2008 #3Super Moderator
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Hi and Welcome !
Which package are you trying to install? You should install package using YAST only. Your machine must have internet access though.It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.
New Users: Read This First
- 03-03-2008 #4Blackfooted Penguin
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Not all packages use ./configure, so if you are in the correct directory, then take a look at the README or INSTALL file to find out how to install the package. The package you are trying to install may already be available in the openSUSE repositories, so check the package listing using YAST or zypper.
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