by Stormy Henders » Wed, 16 Feb 1994 23:37:00
Hello.
I am a Linux newbie, so perhaps my suggestion will be a little naive, but
anyway.
When the setup script prompts you for the disks to install, are you entering
"x" or "x1-x5" From the wording of your posting, I wasn't sure if which one
you had entered, if the latter, try the former and see if it works.
Good luck, and I hope someone will post a better answer than I.
Be happy....
- Stormy
1. Help installing "d" disk series for Slackware
Dear group,
I just installed Slackware with all the basic utilities and I now want
to install the "d" development tools disk. As you know, it has make,
perl, compilers, etc.
I am in this catch-22 after much reading and surfing:
I downloaded the "d" disk files to my HD.
I cannot seem to install anything because I don't have "make" or any
"compilers". My question is, how do I install "make" and a C compiler
without having "make" and a C compiler. I read ALL the INSTALLs and
READMEs. Please help. Do I need to get a precompiled binary of a
compiler to do the install ??
Please don't flame me, I'm new at this and I don't go running to
newsgroups unless I've done my own research !
thanks in advance,
Jon
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