Re: please help a newbie, red hat 8 and cs4610

What version of gcc do you have installed?  Hint:  rpm -q gcc

you also might want to rpm -q krb5-libs

SJR


Tejas Gandhi wrote:

 > Ok, so I tried installing GCC through the the Add/Remove packages 
thing, but when I try to add the development tools, I get an error 
stating that krb5-libs is missing.  I thought I had this installed, but 
none the less, I went to the redhat website and downloaded the rpm's 
(1.2.5-6 and 1.2.7).  They both stated that I already have 1.2.7 
installed in my computer, yet the add/remove packages keeps saying that 
I dont have 1.2.5-6 and that its needed to install the development 
tools.  Being that I'm completely new to linux, I dont know my way 
around this.  Is the add/remove packages program looking for 1.2.5-6 
specifically while I have 1.2.7 installed?  Any ideas/suggestions?


 > --- Michael Kuss <[email protected]> wrote:

 >>Ok, second try, I had to realize that I'm subscribed with a different 
name than the "reply to" generates:

 >>On Tue, 24 Dec 2002, Tejas Gandhi wrote:

 >>>this is the error I get just from the ./configure command so far
 >>>
 >>>[root@www root]# cd /usr/src/alsa
 >>>[root@www alsa]# bunzip2 alsa-driver-*
 >>>[root@www alsa]# tar -xf alsa-driver-*
 >>>[root@www alsa]# cd alsa-driver-*
 >>>[root@www alsa-driver-0.5.12a]# ./configure
 >>>--with-cards=cs46xx --with-sequencer=yes
 >>>creating cache ./config.cache
 >>>checking for gcc... no
 >>>checking for cc... no
 >>>configure: error: no acceptable cc found in $PATH
 >>
 >>this tells you that you have no compiler package installed.  Install 
gcc!  You may also have to install some library packages. Configure 
and/or make will tell you what is missing.

 >>Cheers,

 >>Michael