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zell992004
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 Posted: Thu May 03, 2007 9:54 pm Post subject: toolchain.sh???? |
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Ok im using the tutorial and i keep getting the message "Please make sure you have GNU make installed" but when i i try running svn update i get the error message bash: svn: command not found
WHAT DO I DO??????
please help thanks in advanced. |
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tabularasa
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| Posted: Thu May 03, 2007 10:22 pm Post subject: |
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| install 'make' and 'svn', i suggest |
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zell992004
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surfchen
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J.F.
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| If you're on linux, installing subversion is usually just "apt-get install subversion" or "yum install subversion", depending on the distro. There isn't a gmake anymore... it became regular make LONG ago and in usually part of gcc. Some distros will require you to make a symbolic link of gmake -> make for out-dated software that insists on looking for gmake. To do that, switch to superuser, cd to the bin directory where make is, then do "ln -s gmake make". |
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