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Name: krux Date: February 24, 2001 at 11:09:10 Pacific
Comment:
hi,i am trying to install samba,but it says error some1 told me that i need gcc-c++ and i have Mandrake7.2 i am a new user 1week and i dont know i try to install it from the cd and nothing. Can some1 help me here.Thanks
Name: arturo Date: February 27, 2001 at 10:25:09 Pacific
Reply:
Login as root in Gnome or KDE. From the file manager look for the RPM package of gcc or C++. If you are in Gnome with right click in the package you can install it. In KDE with double click it will open Kpackage to install it. The software to install packages from Linux are gnoRPM or Kpackage. In the command shell you can use "rpm [package_name] -i" This is only for Red Hat or Red Hat based distributions. Debian or Slackware are diferents.
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