Hi all!
I've a problem and I will be thankful to one who will help me.
I've installed Kubunut 8.04 (KDE 3.5, 64 bit) on my notebook.
I've tried to compile a trivial file .c with gcc, but it says that it can't find stdio.h.
Ok, I'm supposed to install build-essential (libc6-dev is not in the list of installed packages)
I try to install it from the CD (for the moment being I cannot connect to internet) with
> sudo apt-get install build-essential
or
> sudo apt-get install build-essentials
but the answer is that it could not find the package!
I've already checked sources.list (CD is ok), updated all...but no way to install build-essential.
Then, I've checked the CD: I expected to find build-essential in pool> main> b, but it is NOT there.
is it possible that build-essential is not on the install CD?
Notice that if I do
> sudo aptitude install build-essential
this is ok (but gcc does not work)
(actually, I don't know the difference between aptitude and apt)
What do you think about that? What can I do?
THANX HAVE A GOOD DAY
I've a problem and I will be thankful to one who will help me.
I've installed Kubunut 8.04 (KDE 3.5, 64 bit) on my notebook.
I've tried to compile a trivial file .c with gcc, but it says that it can't find stdio.h.
Ok, I'm supposed to install build-essential (libc6-dev is not in the list of installed packages)
I try to install it from the CD (for the moment being I cannot connect to internet) with
> sudo apt-get install build-essential
or
> sudo apt-get install build-essentials
but the answer is that it could not find the package!
I've already checked sources.list (CD is ok), updated all...but no way to install build-essential.
Then, I've checked the CD: I expected to find build-essential in pool> main> b, but it is NOT there.
is it possible that build-essential is not on the install CD?
Notice that if I do
> sudo aptitude install build-essential
this is ok (but gcc does not work)
(actually, I don't know the difference between aptitude and apt)
What do you think about that? What can I do?
THANX HAVE A GOOD DAY
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